The Turncoat Prince (Anamat Book 4)

Darna is just a guildswoman, or so she’d like to think, but her alleged father was the prince of a backwater province. Now he’s been assassinated, and her uncle has put a price on Darna’s head to secure his claim on the throne. Darna takes her lover’s place in a job that will take her away from the city and, she hopes, away from assassins’ daggers. Her new employer, the prince, is irate to find that the able-bodied man he hired has been replaced by a limping woman. According to the contract, they’re stuck together for the year. The prince is arrogant, but also intelligent and well-read. As winter closes in, their late night conversations turn from sea walls to more intimate territory. Meanwhile, the province’s lost dragon reappears, and even the prince can see it. This book is the second in the Dragonsfall trilogy. To enjoy it properly, read The Defenders' Apprentice first, and perhaps also the beginning of Darna’s story in the prequel novels, Scrapplings and Priestess.

About the Author

Thanks to her novel-writing grandmother, Amelia Smith began life with the delusion that writing books was a thing grown-ups did for a living. Through high school and into early adulthood, she wrote poetry and stumbled through occasional longer projects, mostly in the fantasy genre. She's currently working on a multi-volume epic fantasy, with occasional side projects which have included magazine articles, a Regency romance, and a screenplay.

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