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    unForgiven: The Birthright Series, #2
    unForgiven: The Birthright Series, #2
    unForgiven: The Birthright Series, #2
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    unForgiven: The Birthright Series, #2

    By Bridget E. Baker

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    What's dark is not always evil.

     

    Judica trained her entire life to be ready to one day rule the Alamecha family. She was nothing less than perfect. She fought, studied, and even dated exactly as her mother directed.

     

    Only, now her mother's gone, her sister stole her throne, and her boyfriend abandoned her. Things can't really get any worse, or so she thinks.

     

    When Judica's attacked by a hidden enemy, there's only one person she can trust, the one warrior who never followed her for the wrong reasons. With Roman's help, Judica must discover the true circumstances surrounding her mother's attack and find justice, no matter what stands in her way.

     

    **Author's note: I know you don't want to read Judica's story. That just means I did my job in book one. But my fans love Judica more than anyone else in this series, and there's a reason. Don't you want to find out? 

     

    Still not sure whether you want to give Judica a chance? Check out what other reviewers have said after reading her story: 

     

    "Judica's story is my favorite in the series!"

     

    "I honestly didn't know how Bridget would be able to redeem Judica in my eyes, but she did it." 

     

    "Of all the directions this series could have gone, this was the most surprising."

     

    "I was on the fence about unForgiven because I really didn't like Judica in the first book. However, I'm so glad I read it!" 

     

    "Book 2 went and flipped the table on all my preconceived ideas! I loved the switch to the POV of the supposed antagonist." 

     

    "All the things we hated about Judica in Displaced are explained in unForgiven and I might like Judica more than Chancery."  

     

    "I wasn't sure how I would feel about reading a book from Judica's perspective. I loved it so much!" 

     

    "I am so glad we got to hear her story. She's actually my favorite character." 

     

    "Book 2 is a flawless move into the POV of Judica. So far, this series is a knock out!" 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPurple Puppy Publishing
    Release dateNov 8, 2023
    ISBN9781949655155
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    • 5/5
      Everyone has their own story to tell, you don't want to miss this one!
      The story of the twin sisters told from Judica’s point of view. Interesting to both continue to plotline and go backwards, but from a different character’s point of view. I really liked this second book of the series, and it really changed my perception of Judica. A good reminder that none of us can truly know what another person is feeling or experiencing. unForgiven really helped round out Judica as a person and explained a lot of things between the sisters, and their mother. The family and life in Alamecha is fleshed out a bit more and new characters introduced. Not just evians are brilliant and gorgeous in this book! I think I have to root for the charming underdog in this romance. Absolutely worth the read!

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    • 5/5
      I love that this is Judica’s story. It shows both how she saw things growing up and how that colored her actions. You get a different side (the real side) of her that you don’t see from Chancery’s point of view. Fear not, it’s not the same story as book one told from a different perspective (though that’s part of it) as it contains events happening after book 1.

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