T. A. Lawrence

A Word So Fitly Spoken

The story is about Asha ( her name translates to hope), a woman with one eye and old magic and menacing King Kiran. Asha comes up true to her name and emerges as a hope to all the human women in her kingdom when in a rage Kiran decides to marry and kill a human woman on each moon cycle. She comes up as a hope to save Kiran from his madness. She comes up as a hope to the world by being a human queen and making efforts to make the world a better place for humans. (don't be confused. I loved Kiran too!) 

The twists and turns in this book are so well written! I love this series. Definitely will read this again in future.

Prachi

Amazing! Super! So engaging!

The story is about Asha ( her name translates to hope), a woman with one eye and old magic and menacing King Kiran. Asha comes up true to her name and emerges as a hope to all the human women in her kingdom when in a rage Kiran decides to marry and kill a human woman on each moon cycle. She comes up as a hope to save Kiran from his madness. She comes up as a hope to the world by being a human queen and making efforts to make the world a better place for humans. (don't be confused. I loved Kiran too!) 

The twists and turns in this book are so well written! I love this series. Definitely will read this again in future.

I loved it, this retelling of the 1.001 nights is lovely. And there were many plot twist near the end i didnt see coming. Tho i didn't love the end as much as the book as a whole. Will try reading the rest of the books to see how it evolves

A Word So Fitly Spoken

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