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These Wretched Wings

Updated: Dec 3, 2024


A richly detailed book cover for These Wretched Wings by Rebecca F. Kenney. The design features a dark blue, swirling background with gold ornamental accents. Two ornate swords cross at the top corners of the cover, their blades gleaming. The title is written in elegant, metallic gold lettering in the center, while the author's name appears in smaller gold text at the bottom. The overall aesthetic conveys a sense of fantasy and drama.

These Wretched Wings

(A Savage Seas Standalone)

By Rebecca F. Kenney



 

Dates Read

March 14 - March 20

2024

 

Read E-Book through KU

368 pages

 

Blurb:

Newly graduated from the Training Tower, Idra expects to be assigned to perimeter watch or a city guard position. Instead, she's given the dubious post of bodyguard to Galen, a human inventor indentured to one of the Sky-born lords. Galen is as irritable as he is brilliant, and he's working on a secret project, something that could correct the power imbalance between the Sky-born and the humans.


As Idra spends time with Galen, her sympathy for the oppressed humans deepens, and she uncovers a terrible secret—one that the charismatic Sky-born ruler would kill to protect. Defending Galen from talent poachers and spies is dangerous enough; falling in love with him is forbidden. And helping him overthrow Sky-born supremacy could mean death for them both.

 

Favorite Character:

Galen, nerdy boys always get me.

 

Thoughts:

A different perspective in the same world of Savage Seas. It was nice to see the winged creatures. A bit dystopian with her cousin being the tyrant. It was nice to see winged characters at a disadvantage (being smaller and lighter weight than humans) but they had longer life spans. It was also and interesting take on the bodyguard romance. I wished their story could have had more to it. I wanted to spend more time with these characters.

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