Queen's Descent (Breaking of Godslost Book 1)

by James Hockley

FBT review:

Enter the captivating world of James Hockley's "Queen's Descent (Breaking of Godslost Book 1)". In this spellbinding fantasy novel, readers are transported to the decaying Empire of Godslost, ruled by a powerful dynasty for centuries. But beneath the surface lies corruption, decay, and secrets waiting to be unveiled.

Meet Delfin, the last surviving daughter of the Emperor. Left alone and estranged from her family, she possesses an unwavering thirst for truth. As she defies her father's wishes, Delfin embarks on a dangerous journey to uncover the mysteries behind her family's demise. But what she uncovers could shake the very foundations of the Empire.

Filled with intrigue, political machinations, and a heroine defying the odds, "Queen's Descent" is a page-turning adventure that will leave readers breathless. Perfect for fans of indie fantasy literature, this book promises an immersive reading experience that will transport you to another world.

Don't miss out on this enthralling debut novel! Order your copy of "Queen's Descent (Breaking of Godslost Book 1)" today and plunge into a world of magic, secrets, and the fight for justice.

Publisher Description:

“Lost, bullied, scared. And breaker of Empires.”

The greatest Empire known to Godslost has been strong for six hundred years, outliving great men, gods and magic. But with age and size comes decay. The rot is deep in this one.

And who is charged with healing this wound? Enter Delfin, the sole surviving daughter of the Emperor. Left without a family and estranged from a father who leans on her from afar for political gain, Delfin is a sheep in a field of wolves. And the assassin is closing in too.

But what she lacks in courtly talents, she more than makes up for with an insatiable thirst for the truth. And when small victories flourish into unquestionable competence, she takes the dangerous step of defying her father and peering into the only truth she’s ever truly wanted. Why was her family killed?

But at the end of that thread is a rug, and under that rug is an Empire. The price of the truth is the illusion that sustains it all. Can she really crack it?