Wicked Saints by Emily A. Duncan

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A girl who can speak to gods must save her people without destroying herself.

A prince in danger must decide who to trust.

A boy with a monstrous secret waits in the wings.

Together, they must assassinate the king and stop the war.

In a centuries-long war where beauty and brutality meet, their three paths entwine in a shadowy world of spilled blood and mysterious saints, where a forbidden romance threatens to tip the scales between dark and light. Wicked Saints is the thrilling start to Emily A. Duncan’s devastatingly Gothic Something Dark and Holy trilogy..

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File Name:wicked-saints-by-emily-a-duncan.epub
Original Title:Wicked Saints
Creator:Emily A. Duncan
Language:en-US
Identifier:9781250195685
Publisher:St. Martin’s Press
File Size:824.945 KB

Table of Content

1. Cover
2. Title Page
3. Copyright Notice
4. Dedication
5. Map
6. 1. Nadezhda Lapteva
7. 2. Nadezhda Lapteva
8. 3. Serefin Meleski
9. 4. Nadezhda Lapteva
10. 5. Serefin Meleski
11. 6. Nadezhda Lapteva
12. 7. Serefin Meleski
13. 8. Nadezhda Lapteva
14. 9. Serefin Meleski
15. 10. Nadezhda Lapteva
16. 11. Serefin Meleski
17. 12. Nadezhda Lapteva
18. 13. Serefin Meleski
19. 14. Nadezhda Lapteva
20. 15. Serefin Meleski
21. 16. Nadezhda Lapteva
22. 17. Serefin Meleski
23. 18. Nadezhda Lapteva
24. 19. Nadezhda Lapteva
25. 20. Nadezhda Lapteva
26. 21. Nadezhda Lapteva
27. 22. Serefin Meleski
28. 23. Nadezhda Lapteva
29. 24. Serefin Meleski
30. 25. Nadezhda Lapteva
31. 26. Nadezhda Lapteva
32. 27. Serefin Meleski
33. 28. Nadezhda Lapteva
34. 29. Serefin Meleski
35. 30. Nadezhda Lapteva
36. 31. Serefin Meleski
37. 32. Nadezhda Lapteva
38. 33. Serefin Meleski
39. 34. Nadezhda Lapteva
40. 35. Nadezhda Lapteva
41. 36. Serefin Meleski
42. Epilogue: The Black Vulture
43. Acknowledgments
44. About the Author
45. Newsletter Sign-up
46. Contents
47. Copyright

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4 comments

Cardan Greenbriar：

This is my new favorite book of all time.

Reply4 years ago

egodissolution -：

All the three characters are formidable in their own sense. Only, I don't know if I should hate or admire Malachiasz though. That boy manages to invoke some serious contradicting feelings for me lol.

Also, it's written in a way where there is no tell, only show. There's no description of events unfolding; it's actually happening and not described which I think is admirable this novel author can do so effortlessly while much more experienced ones still struggle with this common writing trap.

This was amazing. I was not expecting this to turn out this good. Honestly, I decided to give it a chance despite the negative reviews I'd stumbled upon and let me tell you I'm glad I trusted my gut.

Note to self: do not let negative experiences of others deter you from trying it out for youself.

I really enjoyed this novel. I devoured it. Anyone who likes dark fantasy, will like this. Recommend!