Name: The Diviner
Price: 470.00 ZAR
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Author: Brynne Weaver
ISBN: 9798725508178

Type

Physical Book

Author

Brynne Weaver

Publisher

Independently Published

Year

2021

Language

English

Pages

392

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

15 x 22 cm

Weight

0.57 kg.

ISBN13

9798725508178

Synopsis "The Diviner"

Quinn has a rare and powerful gift, one that manifested from the rage and trauma of her harrowing childhood. Years later, the anger she can't let go of makes her an unpredictable and dangerous weapon of last resort for a kingdom on the brink of war. Diviners like Quinn are venerated yet feared, protected yet exploited. Bonded to the Queen, they are forced to endure hardship and sacrifice to protect her empire. After a near loss in a key battle and the death of the Diviner of Fire, the Queen calls for aid from the elite soldiers of the allied territories to the East. A striking warrior named Kiran is assigned to protect and train Quinn, and as the pair become close despite the rules that bind them, they discover that the enemies within are just as dangerous as the ones at the gates.

Time is running out for Quinn to harness her power. The enemy is closing in around them. Impossible sacrifices haunt every decision Quinn makes. As she fights to keep what little she's claimed as hers, Quinn learns that her destiny might not lie in the hands of fates or kingdoms, but in her own.

Brynne Weaver

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Brynne has been an archaeologist, waitress, marine fund analyst, or advertising account executive, and in recent years has worked in the field of clinical research in neuroscience. However, writing has always been her hobby. In fact, she wrote award-winning poetry and essays, and engaged in various forms of fiction over the years. In 2019, Brynne committed to publishing more of her works and launched her first non-fiction book. She then began to focus on her first romantasy series, "The Diviner". Brynne aspires to write woman-centered stories about complex, resilient, and imperfect characters who struggle with anger, trauma, fear, courage, and love. Some of her best-known works are: "Butcher and black bird" (2024), the TikTok viral romantic comedy of friends and lovers filled with murder, chaos, and sizzling chemistry; "Leather and lark" (2024) or "A shadow in the reaping" (2021)

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