Fire's Daughter: A Reverse Harem Urban Fantasy

Written by India Arden

Narrated by Willow Summers

Confronting a gang of dangerous rebels is one thing. Falling for them is another.

You can't turn on the news nowadays without getting bombarded by stories about the Rebels. They look so scary on TV—blowing things up, knocking things down, terrorizing the declining city of Corona, and making sure even the rubble doesn't go unscathed.

My father is the reigning Arcane Master of Fire. Since he's a prominent figure in both politics and magic, it only makes sense that my family is a target. 

Still, I never expected to encounter a Rebel leader in person. I never imagined I'd be drawn to him, either.

And I most definitely never dreamed I could lose my heart to them all. 

The Rebels

Ember: the leader

Sterling: the healer

Zephyr: the thinker

Rain: the dreamer

And Aurora is the heart of the team, pitted against her own family in this page-turning series. 

Urban Fantasy fans will adore this medium-burn Reverse Harem filled with action, intrigue and magic. If you like RH with adult heroines, spellbinding action and immersive worldbuilding, pick up the first book in the Arcane Rebels series today.

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: India Arden
• Release date: Jul 24, 2018
• ISBN: 9781662250453

Reviews for Fire's Daughter

[The Homeschooling Nurse · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I am actually surprised I really really liked this book. I went into it not expecting much but the story line was good, the pace was good and the characters vibed good together. I actually like Aurora she’s not a self centered martyr like some of the other RH books I’ve read. I’m ready to listen to the next one. The narrator for the audio book was also amazing.

[Girly Ali · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This book was actually better than I expected it to be. I went in blind and I'm glad I read it. I loved how strong the main female character was. And I loved how open and welcoming maybe not at first but all the main male characters were. I also loved the fact that they were able to look beyond their hate for her family and protected her. The reason why I gave it four stars was because the book was 9 hours, and with all the 9 hours we got 14 minutes of actual connection between the characters and the book ended.

[beth · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Crappy story. The narrator did the best she could with a crummy storyline

[Bill Hair · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Decent Story but the author goes on continuous tangents. My guess is that it is to build suspense but after a while, I would skip forward 15 seconds at a time.