Some battles aren't fought with swords. They're fought in the space between what the heart knows and what honor will allow.
Hi everyone! This is an ARC call to readers of romantasy and/or epic fantasy for What God Has Ordained, Book One of the Legacy of Chandar. My name is Alesia Matson, and I'm one-half of the creative partnership at Metaphor Publications, Inc. This is our first-in-series debut romantasy title! Michael and I are very excited to offer it to you freely, especially if you might be disposed to sharing your honest thoughts about it in a review or two when you've finished.
He is Vin-Nórë's Royal Marshal — the man who turned a losing war around. She is a Paladin Knight twice decorated for valor, a priestess so gifted her God speaks to her directly. They were raised as foster siblings. They haven't seen each other in fifteen years.
This isn't a story about two people who don't know what they feel. They know exactly what they feel. They've known for years. That's what makes it so devastatingly complicated.
A prince who falls asleep reading her letter by candlelight before battle. A priestess who asks her God not whether, but how, this impossible love can exist without destroying everything else they love. A God who, it turns out, has opinions about this.
If you're a reader of faith-forward fantasy, forbidden love, slow burn, or comps like Paladin's Grace and Divine Rivals, I'd love for you to grab an advance copy — honest reviews only, never a "good review" ask.
(One small note: we just updated the cover — the version above is the current one, but Goodreads' own book page may take a few days to catch up. Don't let the older image throw you if you go looking!)
Hi everyone! This is an ARC call to readers of romantasy and/or epic fantasy for What God Has Ordained, Book One of the Legacy of Chandar. My name is Alesia Matson, and I'm one-half of the creative partnership at Metaphor Publications, Inc. This is our first-in-series debut romantasy title! Michael and I are very excited to offer it to you freely, especially if you might be disposed to sharing your honest thoughts about it in a review or two when you've finished.
He is Vin-Nórë's Royal Marshal — the man who turned a losing war around. She is a Paladin Knight twice decorated for valor, a priestess so gifted her God speaks to her directly. They were raised as foster siblings. They haven't seen each other in fifteen years.
This isn't a story about two people who don't know what they feel. They know exactly what they feel. They've known for years. That's what makes it so devastatingly complicated.
A prince who falls asleep reading her letter by candlelight before battle. A priestess who asks her God not whether, but how, this impossible love can exist without destroying everything else they love. A God who, it turns out, has opinions about this.
If you're a reader of faith-forward fantasy, forbidden love, slow burn, or comps like Paladin's Grace and Divine Rivals, I'd love for you to grab an advance copy — honest reviews only, never a "good review" ask.
Not sure yet? Read Chapter 1 free on our website first: https://metaphorpublications.com/wp/w...
Ready to dive in? Get the ARC free via BookFunnel: https://BookHip.com/RSZZVLG — or through BookSirens: https://booksirens.com/book/O0PHBXN/U... 📚❤️📚
(One small note: we just updated the cover — the version above is the current one, but Goodreads' own book page may take a few days to catch up. Don't let the older image throw you if you go looking!)
Cheers!