The Knave and the Moon
Aisling Cathedral lies in ruins, and King Benji has taken Sybil Delling as his bride, solidifying his power over Traum with a series of tournaments. Held captive and drugged, Sybil is determined to defeat him, even if it means sacrificing herself and the kingdom's faith. Her only hope might be a mysterious knave who rises through the tournament ranks, a man with no name or memory. In a land where history repeats, Sybil must find a way to save the Stonewater Kingdom by destroying its cruel king.
One of the original five knights bound to the kingdom's cause, reported dead before this book begins.
This novel is the second installment of the Stonewater Kingdom duology and serves as the direct conclusion to the story started in the previous book.
The author writes exclusively in duologies, and this title completes the Stonewater Kingdom series.
The author draws inspiration from folklore and traditional folk ballads, a creative approach also seen in her previous work.