What Light Breaks
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What Light Breaks
Narrated by:
Lilly Drake, Connor Brannigan, Marie Hawkins, Devon Ryder
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Narrated by:
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Lilly Drake
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Connor Brannigan
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Marie Hawkins
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Devon Ryder
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Falon Ballard
Princess Lia Boscosa of Talia has lived her whole life in isolation, her powerful Gift—the ability to plant memories in people’s minds—kept a secret by her family, even as they exploit her power behind closed doors.
But as Talia prepares for its first presidential election, August, the leader of the Uprising, proposes to put Lia forth as a candidate. Except as the daughter of the reviled monarchs, she can't win over Talia alone. She must be tied to someone sexy, someone handsome, someone charming—and so begins a marriage of convenience to no other than Maro Violaine, Talia’s most infamous playboy.
What starts as a calculated alliance erupts into an undeniable attraction that neither of them can resist. But as loyalties splinter and secrets emerge, Lia must decide where her heart lies—because loving Maro could either save her kingdom, or completely destroy it.
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Critics' reviews
"In the second installment of the Idle Reputations series, Ballard creates a story that is both sexy and full of political intrigue. She deftly teases out secrets about Lia’s past and introduces characters who may or may not have Lia’s best interests at heart, creating a heightened sense of drama. Lia and Maro have explosive chemistry from their first interaction, making for an extra-steamy love story with excellent worldbuilding. A nicely balanced mix of political drama and spicy romance." —Kirkus Reviews
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