Wild Savage Stars
A Sweet Black Waves Novel
The Sweet Black Waves Trilogy (Volume 2)Kristina Perez
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Inspired by the legend of Tristan and Iseult, Kristina Pérez's Wild Savage Stars is the spellbinding sequel to Sweet Black Waves.
Branwen has a secret powerful enough to destroy two kingdoms.
Her ancient magic led to a terrible betrayal by both her best friend, the princess Essy, and her first love, Tristan. Now this same magic is changing Branwen. Adrift in a rival court, Branwen must hide the truth from the enemy king by protecting the lovers who broke her heart—and finds herself considering a darker path.
Not everyone wants the alliance with Branwen’s kingdom to succeed—peace is balanced on a knife’s edge, and her only chance may be to embrace the darkness within…
And don't miss the thrilling conclusion in Bright Raven Skies!
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“Come for the torrid romance, stay for the dramatic intrigue and fierce feminism.” —Kirkus Reviews
THE QUEEN’S CHAMPION
THE WAVES MOCKED HER.
Discordant laughter swelled in Branwen’s mind and twisted her heart. She couldn’t remain on the ship one moment longer. Her skin itched.
Branwen rubbed her thumb along...
Praise for Wild Savage Stars
Praise for the Sweet Black Waves Trilogy:
“Fantasy, family secrets, and forbidden romance, oh my!” —Teen Vogue
“Fans of Joan Wolf’s Dark Ages of Britain trilogy and Tessa Gratton’s The Queens of Innis Lear will enjoy this dreamy tale, which is carried along with vibrant descriptions and intense emotion.” —RT Reviews
“Kristina Pérez’s writing is evocative and immersive... inventive and intriguing.” – Tor.com
“Intense, swoon worthy, and smart.”
—Vic James, author of the Dark Gifts Trilogy
“An enchanting story of fierce friendship and dangerous love... Pérez has written a book that whispers the sound of the ocean as you turn each page.”
—Alice Broadway, author of the Ink Trilogy
“Star-crossed love, tested loyalties, and magic that binds and burns—Sweet Black Waves gripped me all the way to the shocking ending.”
—Heidi Heilig, author of The Girl from Everywhere and The Ship Beyond Time
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