Lady Alma
Lady Alma by A. G. Marshall is a fantasy novel published independently in November 2018, featuring 376 pages in English. The story follows Alma, who faces challenges from her stepmother and plans to escape her troubles by marrying a nobleman at a diplomatic ball. However, her plans take a dramatic turn when a magical corset attacks her while she dances with the prince, leading her on a quest filled with danger and intrigue.
As Alma navigates her new reality, she uncovers a web of conspiracies and questions surrounding her life and the intentions of those around her, including Prince Lorenzo. This novel explores themes of magic and mystery, highlighting Alma’s journey to find her place in the world of Castana. While Lady Alma serves as a prequel to Rook and Shadow, it stands alone as a complete story featuring a strong female protagonist.
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Her stepmother seems like a big problem… Until a corset attacks.When her father’s new wife makes life unbearable, Alma plans to escape by marrying well. A diplomatic ball is the perfect place to charm a nobleman, but disaster strikes when a magical corset tries to kill her.While she’s dancing with the prince.Alma’s search for answers only raises more questions. Why does someone want her dead? Who is sabotaging peace with an enemy nation? What are Prince Lorenzo’s true intentions toward her?The more she learns, the more she questions the life she always wanted. Can Alma overcome curses and conspiracies to find her place in Castana? Or does her destiny lie somewhere beyond her country?Lady Alma is a novel about facing change and finding your own path. If you like magic, mystery, and strong female characters, you’ll love this book.
Author’s NoteLady Alma is a prequel to Rook and Shadow, but it can be enjoyed as a stand-alone novel. While the books are loosely connected, each features a complete story with a different heroine.
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