Call Me Traitor
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Everina Maxwell
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A thrilling and romantic fantasy adventure from Everina Maxwell, bestselling author of Winter’s Orbit.
En is a weapon.
Battle spells are carved into her skin, she’s trained to work through pain, and she’s magically compelled with loyalty to the archmage. When she's sent on a mission to retrieve a group of infamous traitors from exile in a land of unpredictable and deadly magic, she's forced to team up with a common soldier to have any chance of success, or survival.
Tamol is a disaster.
En isn’t fooled by the soldier’s silver tongue and good looks. Tamol is flighty, cowardly and the worst soldier En has ever met. But she’s also brilliant at magic and kinder than En has any right to expect. When she saves En’s life, it takes everything En has not to start falling for her. That is, until En discovers Tamol is one of the very traitors she seeks.
The empire never forgets.
Years ago, the exiled traitors were just normal students with a vision for a better kingdom. They put their lives on the line fighting for it and lost. So they were exiled to the Far Peninsula to die. But now, the empire discovers the traitors may yet live, and they’ve unearthed something in the wilderness that the archmage will pay any price to get.
But the might of an unforgiving empire isn’t the greatest force in all the land. Something monstrous is living in the Far Peninsula that does not discriminate between soldiers, traitors, and kings.
The future of the empire is unexpectedly in the hands of En and Tamol. At least the perfect soldier would never betray her orders, no matter how much she starts to question her command. Would she?
Call Me Traitor is an enthralling sapphic adventure from academia into exile and beyond.
Everina Maxwell's books have been recommended by NPR, BookRiot, Paste Magazine, and featured in The New York Times "Romantasy: A Starter Pack"!
Expect:
Opposites attract
Assassin falls in love with target
Forbidden love
Found family gone wrong
Slowburn
Dark academia
Ce que les critiques en disent
For Call Me Traitor
“Sharp, confident writing makes Maxwell's stories hum with energy.” —Katherine Addison, author of The Goblin Emperor
“Maxwell is operating on a whole new level with this one.” —Freya Marske, author of the Last Binding trilogy
“Fierce, emotional, queer, and powered by love and splendid, simmering anger. I loved every moment.” —Emily Tesh, Hugo Award winning author of Some Desperate Glory
“A liar, a lover. A soldier and a second chance. Read this book, then thank me as you pick pieces of your heart up from the floor.” —C. L. Clark, author of The Unbroken
“Maxwell's best yet: darkly funny and thrillingly romantic, with an unparalleled pair of troublemakers at its heart.” —A.K. Larkwood, author of The Unspoken Name
"Rarely do I finish a book and have the immediate urge to turn back to the start to begin again, but Call Me Traitor is just that good. It's more than good, it's exceptional.” —Sam Hawke, Aurealis Award-winning author of City of Lies
For Ocean's Echo
"Political machinations, power dynamics, and irresistible temptation ensue." —The New York Times ("Romantasy: A Starter Pack") on Ocean's Echo
"A slow burn that eventually blazes into a supernova." —BookPage
"This earns a space on shelves alongside the very best of the genre." —Publisher's Weekly, starred review
"Writing fantastically memorable characters, Maxwell masterfully draws out a rich and complicated story which explores military incursions, familial ties, and the impact of secrets revealed." —Booklist, starred review
"This stand-alone set in the same universe as Winter’s Orbit is an exciting, fast-paced sci-fi adventure with great worldbuilding and complex characters." —Library Journal, starred review
For Winter's Orbit
"Sparks fly." —NPR
"Captivating." —Martha Wells, New York Times bestselling author of The Murderbot Diaries
“One of the most enjoyable space (or planetary) opera romances that I've had the pleasure to read.” —Locus
“Maxwell's witty dialogue, tender characterizations and portrayal of diverse gender identities should quickly win her a devoted fanbase.” —Shelf Awareness
“Believable, multilayered character development.” —Bookpage
“This exciting adventure is sure to win Maxwell many fans.”—Publishers Weekly