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When do you risk everything for love?
Maddalena and Aaliya Reiner have not been close as sisters, but the distance between them widens after the death of their mother.
While Aaliya is irresistibly drawn into a passionate and hidden love affair, her sister finds comfort in marriage with a politically powerful and wealthy man.
But desire can be deadly and the kingdom of Traegos is becoming a dangerous place. When the dark web of politics and power begins to ensnare the kingdom's inhabitants, choice and chance collide leaving the sisters with few options left to survive.
The River and the Ravages is a story of identity and freedom, tragedy and betrayal. It's a novel about who we are seen to be versus who we believe ourselves to be, and the ways in which we will risk everything for love.
The River and the Ravages is the start of a gripping fantasy trilogy.
Contains mature content. Not suitable for younger readers.
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'Written in very clear and beautiful prose, JM Lawler's novel is both inspiring and entertaining. This is one of the finest books I have read on women's issues, a book with characters that are real.'
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