The Girl Who Belonged to the Sea (The Azantian Trilogy, #1)
By: Katherine Quinn
My Recommendation: 👍👍👍👍 - (Out of 5 👍)
The Girl Who Belonged to the Sea is the first book in Kathering Quinn's new 'Azantian Trilogy'. Quinn has created a beautifully developed world with a unique mythological background, full of characters with great depth.
Margrete has grown up her entire life with an abusive father. To save herself and her younger sister, Margrete agrees to marry Count Casbian, a man hand packed by her father and home she has never met. Prior to her wedding day, Margrete makes a silent please to the gods to save her and they answer.
Bash, a king looking to save his country, crashes Margrete's wedding in the hopes of retrieving a relic her father had stolen from his people. In the chaos of the raid, Bash kidnaps Margrete in the hope that he could use her as a bargaining chip.
This is the first time I have read Quinn, I enjoyed this story and look forward to reading the rest of the trilogy. I love the selflessness and strength of Margrete.
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