The Way of Water

Water Witch: A Romantic Fantasy Adventure, Book 2

De: Toni Cabell

Narrado por: Lisa Lynn Sandlin

The desert kingdom of Toresz is a dangerous place if you're a woman with a witchy skill—or a man in love with the wrong kind of woman.

Visitors from every land and province are traveling to Toresz for the new king’s coronation. Crown Princess MaudeLyn of Censarra arrives early. A day early, in fact. Forcing her way into the dress rehearsal, she delivers shocking news: according to the arcane laws governing royal marriage and succession, Rhees and the princess are betrothed!

Solace and Rhees part on bitter terms. Homeless and heartsick, Solace begins the arduous journey back to her father’s house. Yet at every stop along the way, the people hail her as the Water Witch Queen.

But when tragedy strikes, and Rhees needs her one last time, will Solace stay and fight for her adopted homeland and their new king?

If you love warring kingdoms, strong, sassy heroines, and clean enemies-to-lovers romance, discover Water Witch, a complete romantic fantasy series for fans of Shari L. Tapscott, Kenley Davidson, and Melanie Cellier.

©2024 Toni Cabell (P)2024 Toni Cabell

Sooo good!

What’s an amazing continuation to the water witch series. This very snobby princess and her brother come in after Solace and Rhees have won back their kingdom to start changing and doing things for the better and making water available for everyone and challenge the foundation of their marriage and when it is found lacking, the world is flipped on its end! Solace and Rhees are faced with some critical decisions. This was an amazing second book just as good as the first I am absolutely going to get the third one.

Happily ever after

This second installment of the water witch series reminded me so much of The princess diaries 2! it's felt very nostalgic for me. While predictable for me, I enjoyed the story. Overall I recommend this series.

Royal Romance, Topical Undercurrents

This followup to The Lightness of Water finds the now-royal couple Rhees and the water diviner Solace suffering a major blow when a woman from a competing kingdom arrives with an apparently valid claim to be the queen. Many complications and heartaches follow, as you can imagine. Of course true love wins in the end but there are major political and geopolitical issues within the kingdom and without that must be faced as well as the tricky issues that arise between the unlucky twosome. Always in the background is the climate change problem as Solace’s unique ability to find water sources in arid lands is critical to the population’s survival—were she to leave, what would happen to the people and animals? A good read is now also a good listen as told by a capable narrator and voice-over talent.