Power comes with a price.
Navran sits upon the throne of Virnas, recognized by all as the Heir of Manjur and the rightful king of Virnas. He even finds time to develop an interest in a newcomer to his kingdom. But his problems are just beginning. It turns out that the kingdom is nearly bankrupt, and keeping his promises may cost him the most valuable things that he has.
Mandhi intends to settle down to advise Navran on matters of the kingdom and the heart. But the scheming Sadja has other ideas. He compels her to come with him to Davrakhanda, robbing Navran of his most trusted advisor, and trapping her in an unfamiliar city. But Davrakhanda has surprises for both of them.
And Kirshta, the slave and sometimes disciple of the corrupt thikratta Ruyam, begins his quest for power and enlightenment. He will march across Amur making new allies and new enemies, and may unlock the secrets of the thikratta's power on the door of the imperial palace itself.
I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.
I was so excited to receive the next book in this series, because book one was filled with so much, and left me wanting more.
Book two does the exact same thing, all the while giving you a deeper look into many of the characters. Of course there is Navran and Mandhi again, but we also get to see more of Kirshta, whose story I was very interested in. Usually, when a book follows so many different characters, it tends to get dull or hard to keep up with. Not Coin Of Kings.
Bangs once again weaves you into the magic of his world, and once there you do not want to leave. The writing flows smoothly like water, taking you on a comfortable journey. I love this book, and can't wait to see what's next!
5/5--beautifully written!
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