Shadows of the Crimson Lily
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A Little Bit of Murder, A Touch of Mystery, A Dash of Spice = One Badass Redhead kicking the asses of guys twice her size as she navigates a budding romance with the dashing noble she met by chance, foiling a conspiracy of a foreign power trying to overthrow HER city, and hunting down the guys that set her up to take the fall!
Within the sprawling metropolis of Breyonne, where the opulence of the noble quarters casts long shadows over the city's grimy underbelly, Lysa, known in whispered tales as the Crimson Lily, navigates a world built on betrayal and blood.
Once a thief shadowed by her past, now a figure of vengeance, Lysa’s name is woven with fear and admiration. But her notorious reputation catches the attention of powerful enemies and unlikely allies alike as she uncovers a conspiracy that threatens the very fabric of Breyonne.
As masks drop and swords clash, Lysa must decide how much she’s willing to sacrifice for her city and her soul. Caught between her desire for vengeance and the plea for peace by those she holds dear, every choice is shadowed by the risk of losing everything she’s fought to protect.
In "Shadow of the Crimson Lily," every corner of Breyonne whispers a secret, and every secret demands a price. Will Lysa pay the cost of her city's salvation, or will her shadowed heart lead her deeper into darkness?
Praise for this book
I felt myself being transported away from my home and into the story. I felt every up and down with Lysa through this experience. This is definitely one of those stories you could easily read in one day because you just can’t put it down but you’re also sad when it’s over because it’s over.
This story is intriguing, grabbing you from the start and holding your interest throughout. For me, the story represents women and their inherent strength finding within the potential to become anything they desire. The main character, a strong, adventurous, independent woman, through her story exhibits the duality of women both as both a heroin and a worthy adversary in the seedy underworld.
I would recommend this book as it feels inspiring to women in general and perhaps a momentary escape in our everyday lives.