Emily Varga: For She is Wrath, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Discover the number one YA bestseller! An epic romantasy, in Emily Varga's debut For She is Wrath, a falsely imprisoned girl escapes to exact revenge on the boy she loved but who betrayed her. Will she succeed, or will her heart get in the way?

'An electrifying dark fantasy I couldn't put down - Varga wrote the enemies to lovers second chance romance of my dreams!' - Judy I. Lin, author of A Magic Steeped in Poison

'Filled with romance, adventure, and heart, For She Is Wrath is a fresh take on the Count of Monte Cristo' - Adrienne Young, author of the Fable series

'Set in an imaginative Pakistani-inspired world . . . If you ever wished for an Arya Stark spinoff with a fiery enemies to lovers romance, this is the book for you.' - Vaishnavi Patel, author of Kaikeyi

Betrayed by her ex-lover and falsely imprisoned for a crime she didn't commit, Dania counts down the days until she can exact her revenge - if only she didn't have a life sentence to serve with no hope of release.

But when a fellow prisoner lands in the middle of her cell with a proposition and the keys to a dangerous Jinn treasure, Dania takes the chance to escape and pursue her path of vengeance. Armed with all the power she could want and a brand-new identity, Dania enacts a plan to bring down those who betrayed her and her family.

But the one person standing in her way is the very man who signed her life away in the first place, and retribution becomes a complicated game of cat and mouse. Because sometimes betrayal isn't as simple as it seems and revenge certainly isn't as easy - not when your heart is involved.

'I finished this in one sitting as I couldn't put it down!' - Reader review 'This book delivers action, heartbreak, friendship, vengeance, redemption, and love.' - Reader review 'If you're looking for a novel that plays like a film in your mind, one that transports you to an entirely new land where djinn magic can save and destroy, you might treasure this book as I have' - Reader review