The White Crow

The White Crow

The White Crow is a thrilling book, filled with danger, tragedy, and gut-wrenching twists. This book will have readers entranced and breathless for the whole ride. Anya Volkov's parents were killed nine years ago in a tragic accident involving the monarchy, and she has spent those nine years living a cruel, unforgiving life in an orphanage. Suddenly, she is adopted by a noble of the court, Aleksandr, who reveals that he suspects someone is trying to overthrow the monarchy, and he wants her help to stop them. Anya knows that if she refuses, her last and only chance at a real family is gone forever. On the other hand, is she willing to save the very same family that killed her true parents? Crown Prince Nikolai is dying. The same disease that killed his mother will do the same to him in a few years, and everyone knows that his death will mean the end of the monarchy, because he is the only heir left. His father is distant, but Nikolai is determined to make him proud. He would do anything to save his kingdom, and he doesn't care who gets in the way. When their paths converge, an unlikely friendship blooms, maybe even something more. But neither of them knows the secrets that the other hides, and it will only be a matter of time before they come out. Both of them must decide where their loyalty lies, because there can only be one victor in this deadly game that they have been forced to play. Noor Farraj weaves a tale of danger, loyalty, and adventure. The White Crow is about how truly broken a person can become, and the price of love.