Quick Overview

Princess of Blood

by Sarah Hawley

Politics, betrayal, and impossible choices make this sequel even stronger than the first. Princess of Blood expands the world of Mistei while giving Kenna room to finally step into her own as a leader instead of simply surviving. The political intrigue is more compelling, the stakes feel higher, and every alliance comes with consequences. While the romance plays a larger role—and there is more spice than the first book—it never completely overshadows the story. If you loved Servant of Earth for its worldbuilding and court politics, this sequel delivers even more.