When you are brought up to be only a bride, you are nothing until you are married. Then someone else decides what you are.
Serafina Ravenwood is a liar. Caught between bloodthirsty giants destroying her homeland and a cruel Duke who shatters her family, Serafina only has one option to survive-marry the heir to the Dukedom of Lycaster.
Serafina spends seven years charming and deceiving him into securing her place as his wife. As her promised marriage was within her grasp, a notorious half-giant known only as "the Beast" crushes her plans.
But the half-giant is only the beginning. She learns the glittering life of Lycaster's court is nothing more than a world of beautiful lies. To survive in the endless labyrinth of deceit, Serafina must become more than just a bride. She will shed her white dress and transform into a plotter, a lover, a manipulator, a rival, and an assassin-or else her fate is sealed.
The Bride of Lycaster is the first book in the Lycaster series, a heart-wrenching romantic fantasy full of magic, twisted fairytales, and dark family secrets.
About the Author :
Perci Jay was first inspired to write when dealing with those pesky emotions that came hand-in-hand with training bras and boys not texting her back. After 16 years of ideas, Perci composed a dynamic love story full of tragedy, sacrifice, and spicy scenes that make her pray her parents never buy a copy.When not chasing her toddler, Perci is watching "Beauty and the Beast" for the millionth time, debating the finer points of morally grey men with her husband, and running at an excruciatingly slow pace around her neighborhood in the heart of Texas.
Review :
"Perci Jay's writing style is so phenomenal. It's in league with the greats. The ending had me salivating for more, and even after weeks, I still find myself daydreaming about a certain half-giant." -- J.B. Wright, author of Tears of Astoria.
"If you like drama, medium stakes, lies and manipulation, internal struggle, and a mix of fluffy and somewhat spicy romance... you're in the right place!" -- Madeline Burget, author of Caraway of the Sea.
