The Empress: Land of Water

The Empress: Land of Water
ISBN-10
1535448814
ISBN-13
9781535448819
Series
The Empress
Pages
278
Language
English
Published
2016-07-22
Publisher
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Author
Pamela A. Goodwin

Description

In this trilogy, the Empress sails away with Ganois to the land of water, where her uncle Shockta calls his home. The plan was to come to an agreement on adding Shockta's people to Ganois' empire, but they are exposed to the physical abuse Shockta has been dealing with from his wife. Finally able to return home, the Empress tells her soon to be husband, Onix, that she is pregnant. Right after giving birth, demon worshipers show up looking for Shockta. The Empress has to get back to fighting before the Empire is destroyed. Sending souls to hell is what she does best.

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