Kingdom of Embers: Alena's Story

Written by Tricia Copeland

Narrated by Amy Deuchler

Her pale skin and weird diet make her a target at school. If only they knew the truth about her feeding habits…

Seventeen-year-old Alena Scott is tired of pretending to be something she’s not. As an outlawed vampire-witch hybrid, she’s forced to abide by the oppressive secrecy imposed by her Vampire Chancellor mother. But she’ll have to ignore the rules when she comes face-to-face with a handsome, full-grown version of her childhood imaginary friend.

Shocked that he recognizes her as his own pretend play pal, the two embark on a quest to solve the mystery of their fantasized companionship. And as they unravel their entwined destinies, Alena realizes she holds the key to a curse which could free them all—or condemn witchkind to eternal suffering.

Can Alena and her impossibly familiar partner reverse an ancient spell before they’re sent to a mortal grave?

Kingdom of Embers is the first book in the enthralling Kingdom Journals YA urban fantasy series. If you like intriguing characters, shadowy magic, and a fresh twist on modern vampire storylines, then you’ll love Tricia Copeland’s heart-stopping tale.

Buy Kingdom of Embers to embrace a prophetic fate today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: true bird publishing llc
• Release date: Feb 1, 2017
• ISBN: 9781094230320

Reviews for Kingdom of Embers

[Gail M · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Really enjoyed this book. There is no foul language. Violence does not going to gory details. The story is well constructed. The story does end in a cliffhanger. Leaving you wanting the next book.

The narrator does a wonderful job and really suits the book. She brings the characters alive with their own individual unique voice.

I just love this story.

[Jerry Harkey · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

A different take on Vampires and Witches with plenty of intrigue and plot twists. Our protagonists are young and act that way, especially our female lead. The characters are well-developed and the plot line comes together in the end, although leaving things wide open for the next book.