The Two Suns
by K.S. Sanral
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Pub Date Sep 27 2025 | Archive Date Sep 27 2025
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Description
HEROES SAVE THE WORLD. SHE WANTS TO CONQUER IT.
At five, Nashel burned down her home and walked away smiling. That’s when the Sunset Academy came for her, a stronghold where the gifted, the feared, and the dangerous learn to control their abilities or die trying.
There, Nashel faces brutal Trials, a strict hierarchy, and a world where one mistake means death.
As rumours of war and a shifting Void, the deadly border between nations, grow louder, Nashel is sent on a mission that will force her to choose: will she become the Academy’s perfect soldier or something far more dangerous?
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781068704260 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 427 |
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Featured Reviews
Sandra A, Reviewer
A heroine or a villain?
A well-structured book with an interesting plot.
The main character seems extremely naive, yet she is also brave and powerful.
A captivating book for those who enjoy trials.
Cherise C, Reviewer
This book had me curious from the beginning. Its story is unique compared to others that I have read.
I was consistently wondering about the MC, trying to understand her and found the pacing of the story to be quite good.
It is written well and I am sure the story unfolds in a way I cannot fathom. Unfortunately I could not finish it. Not because of anything bad to do with the story or the writing but because I have aphantasia (an inability to imagine images). The reason this was a problem for me is that I rely heavily on dialogue to gain an understanding of what’s happening in a story and this book (up to where I read which was chapter 8) is descriptive with little dialogue.
This is no slur on the story, writing or author. It’s purely a difficulty I face with reading. Having said that I am fully invested in the story and so if or when an audiobook is released I intend to give it another try.
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