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Kingdom of Souls ARC Review

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THERE’S MAGIC IN HER BLOOD.

Explosive fantasy set in a world of magic and legend, where one girl must sacrifice her life, year by year, to gain the power necessary to fight the mother she has never been good enough for.

Perfect for fans of Sarah J Maas, Tomi Adeyemi and Black Panther

THERE’S MAGIC IN HER BLOOD.

Arrah is a young woman from a long line of the most powerful witch doctors in the land. But she fails at magic, fails to call upon the ancestors and can't even cast the simplest curse.

Shame and disappointment dog her.

When strange premonitions befall her family and children in the kingdom begin to disappear, Arrah undergoes the dangerous and scorned process of selling years of her life for magic. This borrowed power reveals a nightmarish betrayal and a danger beyond what she could have imagined. Now Arrah must find a way to master magic, or at least buy it, in order to save herself and everything she holds dear.

An explosive fantasy set in a world of magic and legend with a twist you will never see coming.
 


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This book definitely grabbed my attention immediately, and there was so much happening this book to keep you intrigued...almost too much happening.

I really like the whole idea of this book and the entire family drama, especially since each member of the family's character was written extremely well.

The romance in this book was everything for me and one of my favorite parts of this book. I loved the unexpected twists of the two enemy families.

One thing that was hard for me in this book was how much was happening and trying to keep up with everything that was happening. It seemed like I was immediately thrown into this world that I didn't know much about and didn't learn much about.

Overall, this book was an amazing read and I cannot wait for book 2.

I received an Advanced Readers Copy of this book in exchange for my honest review

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Thanks for reading!!

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