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In the grip of a grief-fueled wanderlust after the death of her Earthly husband, Lady Karenina of Ruain — Nina to family and friends — escapes into unfamiliar lands, a harsh and distant country peopled with enigmatic characters: the Leviathan, the Nomad, the Outcast, and the Wolf. In their company she finds adventure, danger, champions, and rogues — some of the latter worth killing, but at least one worth loving.
Continue the family saga that began in the Waterspell fantasy quartet (Warlock, Wysard, Wisewoman, Witch). Follow the further adventures of eldest daughter Nina in The Karenina Chronicles.
From the Publisher: Chronologically fifth in the Waterspell fantasy series, The Karenina Chronicles is a standalone story which is fully accessible to readers who have no knowledge of the previous four books. This entry in the series can be approached as an introduction to the Waterspell universe.
This book was written and narrated by humans.
What Readers Say“Exceptionally vividly realized. Wonderful characters, each with their complexities of make-up and backstory.”
“Fabulous. I have loved all the books in this series. Warm characters that I care about and want to see what happens next. Excellently written and enjoyable.”
“The story is very much one of a journey, but what a journey!”
“Superb. Engaging from page one. I found myself engrossed. Nina is such a strong character.”
“Don’t want to put it down!”
“Very entertaining. This is a good stand-alone read but is part of the Waterspell series which is equally a great read. The characters are intriguing.”
“A marvelously complex and captivating fantasy series.” —The Published Page