Amaskan's Honor (Paperback) - PRE-ORDER
PRE-ORDER your autographed copy of Amaskan's Honor, Book III in the Boahim Trilogy now! Note: This item will ship in late summer 2025.
Margaret never wanted to be a warrior, but when she accidentally kills a god, she’s set on a path of betrayal & loss.
The earth quakes with awoken magic as the Thirteen fight for survival. Too many sects seek to end the Poncett line, and it’s everything Margaret can do to uphold her promises. A shady prophecy, an Amaskan at war with himself, and a lover at odds with who she’s become, can Margaret find a way forward for her people, or will everyone pay the ultimate price?
Even amidst the dawn, sorrow colors the world black, but through grief is love…if only Margaret can survive the battle to arrive there.
Join Margaret in this thrilling conclusion to the award-winning Boahim Trilogy by Raven Oak.
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Amaskan's Blood is a 2016 Ozma Fantasy Award winner, 2016 EPIC Awards finalist, & a 2019 Readers' Favorite Bronze Award Winner.
"An exciting epic fantasy filled with intrigue and layers upon layers of well crafted secrets and lies." Stephanie Hildreth of 100 Pages a Day
"[A] fantasy novel in its truest form...these well-developed individuals held me captive. It was a very strong start to a fantasy series that I very much look forward to following." Pure Jonal Reviews
"Adelei undertakes to save the kingdom, protect Margaret, and discover what truth, loyalty, duty, and family really mean--a tall order for any heroine...."
Publisher's Weekly
"With a ferocious-yet-fragile heroine, resonant themes, and a sweepingly gorgeous backdrop, Amaskan's Blood delivers food for thought and frank enjoyment." Maia Chance, author of the bestselling Fairy Tale Fatal series
"The prose itself is...a cut above the rest as Raven Oak playfully dances with the reader. It's the addition of just enough detail, and the right amount of it, that makes this read. Oak is loquaciously talented and the writing in the book shines. [She] crafts [her] words carefully, in order to pull the reader in, and once he's hooked, reels him in." Open Book Society
"If George R. R. Martin wrote Tangled, it might be a bit like this."
Noor Jahangir, author of The Adventures of Some Kid
"Holy crap, this is good!"
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