The Story
The Scorpion Queen is the first novel from
Mina Fears, a thrilling epic fantasy adventure with an unforgettable romance,
inspired by a Malian fairy tale. Perfect for fans of Girl, Goddess,
Queen and The Gilded Ones.
At first glance, Princess Mariama lives a charmed life at the imperial palace
in Timbuktu with servants catering for her every need. But deep within the
palace walls, a terrible trial takes place for the princessâs hand in marriage.
Ninety-nine suitors have died and the princess is determined to end the carnage
before another life is lost.
Framed for a crime she didnât commit, Amie has lost everything. Her family, her
status, her love. Forced into service for the emperorâs daughter she dreams of
nothing but escape and a chance to be reunited with her childhood sweetheart.
But all is not as it seems at court, and the more Amie learns about the
princess's circumstances, the closer the girls become. Increasingly drawn to
the princess in ways she doesnât understand, Amie must make a choice between
running away with the boy she loves or helping the princess to end the trials
forever. . .    Â
Description
The Scorpion Queen is the first novel from
Mina Fears, a thrilling epic fantasy adventure with an unforgettable romance,
inspired by a Malian fairy tale. Perfect for fans of Girl, Goddess,
Queen and The Gilded Ones.
At first glance, Princess Mariama lives a charmed life at the imperial palace
in Timbuktu with servants catering for her every need. But deep within the
palace walls, a terrible trial takes place for the princessâs hand in marriage.
Ninety-nine suitors have died and the princess is determined to end the carnage
before another life is lost.
Framed for a crime she didnât commit, Amie has lost everything. Her family, her
status, her love. Forced into service for the emperorâs daughter she dreams of
nothing but escape and a chance to be reunited with her childhood sweetheart.
But all is not as it seems at court, and the more Amie learns about the
princess's circumstances, the closer the girls become. Increasingly drawn to
the princess in ways she doesnât understand, Amie must make a choice between
running away with the boy she loves or helping the princess to end the trials
forever. . .    Â












