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Also by Erin Lindsey:

A Golden Grave, September 2019
Paperback / e-Book
Murder on Millionaires' Row, October 2018
Trade Size / e-Book
The Bloodsworn, October 2016
Mass Market Paperback / e-Book
The Bloodforged, October 2015
e-Book
The Bloodbound, October 2014
Paperback / e-Book

The Bloodforged
Erin Lindsey

Bloodbound #2
Penguin
October 2015
On Sale: September 29, 2015
Featuring: Lady Alix Black; Prince Liam; Erik
354 pages
ISBN: 0425276295
EAN: 9780425276297
Kindle: B00SI02F0M
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Fantasy

The epic saga that started in The Bloodbound continues…

As war between Alden and Oridia intensifies, King Erik must defend his kingdom from treachery and enemies on all sides— but the greatest danger lurks closer to home…

When the war began, Lady Alix Black played a minor role, scouting at the edge of the king’s retinue in relative anonymity. Though she’s once again facing an attacking Oridian force determined to destroy all she holds dear, she is now bodyguard to the king and wife to the prince.

Still, she is unprepared for what the revival of the war will mean. Erik is willing to take drastic measures to defend his domain, even if it means sending Prince Liam into a deadly web of intrigue and traveling into the perilous wild lands of Harram himself.

Only the biggest threat to the kingdom might be one that neither Alix nor Erik could have imagined, or prepared for…

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Comments

1 comment posted.

Re: The Bloodforged

When I read interviews like this, I get totally lost. The
conversations get so deep, that I don't have a clue what in the
world you're referring to!! I would like to try reading these
books, but on the other hand, I have a feeling that I might get
lost in the story itself part way through, and not be able to
finish the book, which wouldn't be fair to this Author. I love
reading books about early British dynasty going back to the
times of Catherine the Great and Henry VIII, for example. If
your book would be something along those lines, and I don't
mean British, I would love to read it. I hope my comment makes
sense, otherwise we'll be 2 ships passing in the night, which
is fine, but everyone has a right to their own opinion. I mean
no harm with mine.
(Peggy Roberson 9:36am September 24, 2015)