But she will be forced to decide exactly what she’s willing to sacrifice: her life, her heart… or her soul itself. Tisaanah always told herself that she would do anything to save her people. But as a deeper friendship blooms with Maxantarius and the Orders’ intentions grow more suspect, Tisaanah dances on a blade’s edge between freedom and a new kind of enslavement. She is given just six months to prove herself, but she must face a world of hidden motives, deadly secrets, and brewing war.Ī life in slavery taught her how to survive with nothing but ruthless determination, a flirty smile, and a touch of magic.
The Orders force Tisaanah into an apprenticeship with a reluctant and secretive teacher, Maxantarius Farlione. With their help, she may be able to gain the power to return to Threll and save her friends, along with thousands of other slaves. Some lines that were written felt so out of character for Tisaanah and the forced similarities, for me, ruined the whole of her character. I wish Broadbent embraced this more with Tisaanah than trying to make her as cold-blooded as Aelin. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. She made it out with her life - barely - but now her hands are stained with the blood of the most powerful man in Threll.įorced to abandon her best friend, Tisaanah is near death by the time she arrives at the Orders, a prestigious organization of magic Wielders across the sea. Tisaanah seems a lot less ruthless than Aelin, a lot softer, more of a planner than a do-er. daughterofnoworlds thewaroflosthearts carissabroadbent nafantasy romantasy fantasyromancebooks tisaanah fmc bookcharacter bookrecs highfantasy. "The night Tisaanah tried to buy her freedom, her master nearly killed her for it.
A book cover called "DAUGHTER OF NO WORLDS" done for Carissa Broadbent.
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