Rise of the Empress: TV series coming soon on Amazon Prime Video
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Rise of the Empress: TV series coming soon on Amazon Prime Video
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Julie C. Dao
About this listen
In order to achieve greatness, Xifeng must spurn the young man who loves her and exploit the callous magic that runs through her veins. Is the price of the throne too high?
How far is she willing to go to achieve her destiny?
'A stunning reimagining of the Evil Queen. Filled with treacherous courtesans, dark magic, terrible choices, and bloody hearts, Julie Dao's exquisite take on this classic villain rises far above the average retelling.' - Stephanie Garber, New York Times bestselling author of Caraval
'Magnetic, seductive, and alluring . . . a lush, captivating read about desire and the lengths to which we will go to find our true destiny.' - S. Jae-Jones, New York Times bestselling author of Wintersong
* Soon to be a major TV series, executive produced by Viola Davis, Gemma Chan and Forest Whitaker.
* This is a lush, dark and utterly compelling origin story for Snow White's evil queen, which will captivate lovers of dark fantasy, romantasy, villain origin stories and fairytale re-imaginings.
* For fans of The Last Tiger, The Invocations, The Girl With No Reflection and the Dark Rise series.
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