Trailer & #Giveaway – Queen’s Catacombs by Jordan H. Bartlett #YA #fantasy @iReadBookTours

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Synopsis

 

Winning the crown was only the beginning.

Jacs, now the rightful Queen of Frea, seems to be Queen in title alone. She scrambles to learn the customs and traditions of a Realm she had only read about in books. The Council of Four have her firmly under their thumb, and their ideas for the Queendom are oppressive and outdated. Their knowledge of her mother and Master Leschi’s whereabouts is the only leverage they need to make the new Queen dance to their tune.

​Jacs is determined to find those who were taken from her and do what’s right for her Queendom. But in her search for answers, Jacs uncovers a much darker truth from the Queendom’s past that will forever change its future.

 

 

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About the Author

 

Jordan H. Bartlett is a New Zealand-born Canadian with a love for children’s literature and female empowerment. She grew up reading books about boys for boys and found it hard to find a strong female heroine she could relate to. Bartlett wrote Contest of Queens to give young readers that character she so longed for in a world where gender norms are reversed. Bartlett currently resides in Banff, Alberta, where she works as a Speech Language Pathologist and is a certified yoga instructor.

 

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Giveaway

 

Win a signed hardcover copy of QUEEN’S CATACOMBS

3 winners, USA only, ends Apr 17.

 

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