Merry Arlan:
Breaking The Curse

Merry wants to be a Guardian, there’s just a few things standing in her way: her gender, her secret heritage, her penchant for questioning authority.

Her repeated petitions turned arguments with the Guardian Commander have got Merry exactly nowhere and, as her second year of study at the Five Towers University nears its end, Merry is starting to worry she won’t have a job after Graduation. Or at least not one beyond her current gig as a bartender.

When a Guardian Colonel comes to Merry for help, the logical thing to do is agree, after all Colonel is only one step down from Commander. But when that help includes searching the places that will put Merry’s security most at risk she has to turn down the opportunity of a lifetime.

Until the Colonel sweetens the deal.

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FAQ

The way Lord Smeeten takes his tea is how I drink mine. Milk & honey (or sugar if there's no honey around) -- though not slathered in either.

The wordcount is 70,000 words (Reading at the average reading speed, this would take approximately 7 hours).

The paperback page count is 330 (309 of story)

This book contains references to abuse and graphic depictions of violence

References Of Abuse - Merry's uncle was her legal guardian in childhood and teenage years, he was abusive to both her and his primary Lackey in that time. This is referenced in merry's memories and we see him slap her on the page and evidence he has also slapped his Lackey.

 

Graphic Depicitions Of Violence - There is fighting and injuries in this novel.