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War of the Three Kings
A Fantasy Novel by Anna Bushi
Book 2 of the Land of Magadha Trilogy Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Epic Fantasy,
- Political Fantasy,
- Royal Intrigue,
- War Fantasy
This book is for you if you're into...
- Rivalries where old promises come back to haunt the hero
- Epic fantasy with royal siblings facing fallout from past choices
- Plots driven by secret connections between enemies
Jay promised not to kill him a decade ago. Now he stands between Jay and the throne.
Crown Prince Jay has grown into a legend with all his triumphs on the battlefield. While he is away helping a neighboring king, Jay is unaware of a new enemy who has emerged back home.
Jay fought with Nakul many years ago, but he believes the bitter past is behind them. Unknown to Jay, Nakul covets his crown. With chaos brewing in his realm and the lives of his people in peril, Jay stands exposed to danger as he cannot tell friend from foe. Neither is Jay aware of the grave secret that binds him and Nakul together.
Plunging into a conflict that might result in destruction, is he ready to pay the price for triumph? His failure would result in death—his and the kingdom he vowed to protect.
Malla siblings, Meera and Jay, return to face the consequences of their actions in War of the Three Kings, the second book in the epic trilogy, Land of Magadha.
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