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Shadow of Betrayal
A Young Adult Fantasy Novel by Michael Webb
Book 4 of the Shadow Knights Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Military Fantasy,
- Coming of Age,
- Family Saga,
- Reluctant Hero
This book is for you if you're into...
- Fantasy where the hero's parents are also their commanders
- Rebellious prodigies forced into leadership roles
- Deadly new threats that outmatch even the strongest warriors
Family runs deep. Betrayal cuts deeper.
Sixteen years have passed since the Shadow Knights brought peace to Terrenor, and now a new generation of warriors fights to keep it.
Lia has the potential to be the best knight of them all. Her swordsmanship and control of the origine far exceed her young age. The Shadow Knights' leaders push for her to live up to her potential, but her rebellious nature isn't interested in listening. Even worse, the insistent leaders are her parents.
In an attempt to challenge her, Lia's parents give her a position of responsibility. At first, she steps up, training others and leading missions, but when things around her unravel, she questions everything once more.
Meanwhile, the Shadow Knights discover a new threat unlike anything they've encountered before. A group with powers far beyond the Knights' capabilities seeks to wipe them out, and they're powerless to stop them.
Fighting with her own question of purpose and wondering if her parents will ever accept her as she is, Lia must choose between saving herself or that of her Shadow Knight family.
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