Rise of a Queen

by J.S. Riddle

Overview

When her human life became engulfed in darkness, despair, and pain Tessa decided to leave that world behind. She followed her heart to stand beside her love, Greco, ruler of one of the more prominent vampire clans, the Levé’s, ultimately becoming their Queen. She becomes an intricate part in the domination of all mankind, overseen by the Vampire Nation. She is torn by both sides of a spectrum. Her love for Greco came with a new devotion to all things vampire, yet she cannot seem to shake humanity aside and ultimately vows to unite the two worlds some day.
By unforeseeable circumstances she is left to rule her clan alone, with only the assistance and guidance of her loyal counselors Drake, Bade, Vala, and Andreas. With gearing wars with an equally dominant rival clan, the Krones, and human rebels at her doorstep, she has no choice but to become a strong, cunning, and pragmatic ruler. Instead of looking at it sitting from her throne she get’s down in the dirt and does everything she can to fix, and many times eradicate, the situation. Greco’s past and the human life she thought she left behind mesh into a whirlwind of deceit and betrayal, interweaving constantly with one another making every step taken much harder than the last. It is up to her to overcome every obstacle that stands in her way and rise to the role of the true Queen she was destined to become.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044325074
Publisher:	J.S. Riddle
Publication date:	02/15/2013
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	338 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

I have been writing since I was a teenager. I will always remember my first typewriter. An old manual mint green from the 50's that I got at a consignment shop for about $20. It is well worth more than that now, but to me it is priceless. All my dreams and ideas typed out in perfect script letters. I love reading, it is such an adventure to do so. my favorite authors are Stephen King, Anne Rice, Edgar Allen Poe, William Shakespeare, J.R.R. Tolkien,I credit Robin McKinley and The Hero & the Crown for my idea of woman empowerment. In my spare time (this is where you say "what? you've got to be joking) Where is this book we're going to get and how fast are you working on its sequel?" more further down) I also enjoy watching movies and playing video games. Give me a little horror, action, and comedy over romance and we're golden, unless you're looking for the bleh factor then you're in for a nauseating ride. I do live long and prosper while adhering to the pulls of the force. I have been waiting for a man in a blue box but have a feeling he won't come visit me until Sherlock makes his 3rd appearance. So maybe I'd be better off exploring the vast web of the Whedonverse. I have a feeling I will survive the zombie apocalypse, but I don't know what I'd do when the vampires take over the world. Would I chose humanity and death or become one of the vampires to only live forever with their dark and evil ways. Survival horror games have given me the strength and practice to overcome at least the first. If I want to immerse myself into a fantasy world RPG's are the best to go but they tend to come far and few these days.If you haven't gathered, I am what most people consider a geek, but I think in a more fun, quirky way.