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A Queen’s Game

by Eri Leigh

Publisher: Delphi Publishing, LLC

Book type: Novel

Age: Adult

Genre: Fantasy

Sub Genre: Romance

Language: English

Key Phrases: Court Intrigue · Elves · Political · Royal

Cover Designer/Artist: Books and Moods

Trigger Warnings: Chronic Illness, Confinement, death, Domestic Abuse, drug use, Mental Illness, Sexual Content, suicidal thoughts, war

“Game of Thrones level of court politics, deceit, and intrigue but make it more women empowerment. First, thank you to the author & BookSirens for providing the ARC for my honest review because this might be one of the best books I’ve read and I need book two right now. I don’t know if I could say everything I loved about this book in this review, but I’m going to try to hit the main points. I will say the beginning was a little slow for me. But the moment we started meeting the other narrators, the story took off running. And we sprinted through the marathon. The world building was fascinating but it was the three narrator’s personal journeys and their role in this larger game that made it hard for me to put this book down. Plus, I love when I get I pulled along and deceived and gaslit by just words on a page. Literally, I reached a point where I wasn’t sure if this particular character was also going to betray me but I was going to live and die for them. Now the whole story was super eventful, keeping me in a chokehold, but that last 30% was plot twists after plot twist after plot twist. And they were so intricately woven in that if you weren’t paying attention, you’ll miss them, which reminded me of reading Game of Thrones. This whole book was beautifully written to drag you in, to have you feel the things our narrators feel, while being thought-provoking. Everyone should add this book to their TBR because it will become your next favorite read and you will join me in suffering till the next book comes out.”

– Jade, Goodreads

War sparked by love. A half-elf fighting for her freedom. Can she escape her former lover, or will she succumb to his control?

Beneath the glittering façade of Satiros’ elven court hides a deadly game of power and betrayal, and no one can escape its grasp. Eri Leigh’s “A Queen’s Game” takes you on a heart-pounding journey through a world where politics, magic, and revenge collide with disastrous consequences.

As war breaks out between nations, Marietta’s abduction by an elven lord thrusts her into the center of the conflict. Forced to choose between freedom and vengeance, Marietta’s fate becomes intertwined with those of Queen Valeriya and Lady Elyse, two powerful women with their own ambitions and secrets.

When Queen Valeriya uncovers Marietta’s past, she finds a secret that will aid her in her plot to usurp her husband and seize control of the throne. However, the queen’s actions have unforeseen consequences that will forever alter the future of Satiros.

Lady Elyse, with her innate ability to wield aithyr, garners attention when the King discovers her interest in magic, but she must navigate a complicated web of love and loyalty as a flirtatious foreign lord vies for her affection, putting her loyalties to the ultimate test.

As the fate of Satiros hangs in the balance, Marietta, Valeriya, and Elyse must navigate the treacherous waters of court life, grappling with questions of trust and betrayal. Will their choices lead to their salvation or their downfall?

A Queen’s Game is a gripping tale of power, politics, and passion that will leave you guessing until the very last line. If you love “Game of Thrones” and the TV show “Reign,” then you won’t want to miss this epic adventure. Grab your copy of A Queen’s Game today and experience the magic for yourself.

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