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Osud hněvu a plamene
Author: K. A. Tucker
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The skills that help Romeria steal in New York may not be enough in an unfamiliar realm. Osud hněvu a plamene by K. A. Tucker takes her from the mafia's world to elves, rival thrones, and elemental magic. The first Osud a plamen book combines court intrigue with romantic tension.
Romeria steals jewelry for the New York mafia. A series of mysterious events transports her to a fantasy realm and the body of an elven princess. Those around her assume they know whom they are speaking to, while she is only beginning to learn this world's rules.
The court belongs to a wider conflict between rival thrones and elven communities. Alongside elemental magic, trust is an immediate concern: the princess's fiancé Zander treats Romeria with hostility. She must decide what to reveal and conceal, as the gap between her assumed identity and her own knowledge of herself poses a risk.
Personal feelings cannot be separated from political interests and suspicion. This opening volume introduces the series' world and the heroine's struggle to understand her position. Her uncertainty drives the adventure as much as the discovery of magic.
Czech-language edition. Length: 528 pages. Formats: EPUB, PDF, and MOBI.
The skills that help Romeria steal in New York may not be enough in an unfamiliar realm. Osud hněvu a plamene by K. A. Tucker takes her from the mafia's world to elves, rival thrones, and elemental magic. The first Osud a plamen book combines court intrigue with romantic tension.
Book information
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- FRAGMENT
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Romantická fantasy
- Original title
- A Fate of Wrath & Flame
- ISBN
- 978-80-253-6626-4
- Publication date
- 19. January 2024
- Pages
- 528
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-253-6634-9) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-253-6631-8) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-253-6635-6)
What is Osud hněvu a plamene about?
Romeria steals jewelry for the New York mafia. A series of mysterious events transports her to a fantasy realm and the body of an elven princess. Those around her assume they know whom they are speaking to, while she is only beginning to learn this world's rules.
The court belongs to a wider conflict between rival thrones and elven communities. Alongside elemental magic, trust is an immediate concern: the princess's fiancé Zander treats Romeria with hostility. She must decide what to reveal and conceal, as the gap between her assumed identity and her own knowledge of herself poses a risk.
Personal feelings cannot be separated from political interests and suspicion. This opening volume introduces the series' world and the heroine's struggle to understand her position. Her uncertainty drives the adventure as much as the discovery of magic.
Themes and motifs
An unfamiliar role
Romeria must navigate the position of an elven princess.
Trust and suspicion
Zander's hostility complicates her situation.
Power and intrigue
Personal decisions unfold among rival thrones.
Romantic tension
Attraction meets distrust and political risk.
Setting
New York at the start of the story and a fantasy realm of elves, rival thrones, and elemental magic.
Main characters
Romeria
A New York jewel thief transported to an elven realm.
Zander
The princess's fiancé, who distrusts Romeria.
Who is this book for?
For readers of romantic fantasy involving an elven court, political intrigue, and a relationship burdened by distrust.
Book context
The first Osud a plamen novel by K. A. Tucker connects transportation into an unfamiliar world with court intrigue and romance.
Séria a poradie
- Osud a plamen – tento titul je 1. diel
Otázky o knihe
Which volume is this?
The first book in Osud a plamen.
Who is Romeria?
A New York jewel thief who reaches an elven realm in the body of a princess.
What kind of fantasy is this?
Romantic fantasy with court intrigue, elves, and elemental magic.
What edition is this?
This Czech-language e-book has 528 pages and comes in EPUB, PDF, and MOBI formats.
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