The Kings Power

Snow Hathaway, a 17 year old girl working for the Guardian Core -an elite group of warriors consisted only of woman- has her life flipped upside down in events that has her questioning her whole existence and what she thought she knew. Finding out her parents were much more important than she thought, and that she is a lot more powerful than anyone could imagine, but not all is fun and games. Now she needs to learn how to control this new-born power, by controlling her emotions, but her emotions is even wilder than before. On top of that, a heavy burden has been placed on her, to not only save her kingdom, but the whole world. Demons wander the earth, and she is the only one powerful enough to stop them.

Only by using the Kings Power, can she save everyone but how and where she is going to find it, will serve to be her greatest challenge. And because life can't make things too easy, she is being noticed by two guys, -The prince, irritating and yet charmingly handsome -And a dark, brooding outsider whose sarcasm and snark is worse than his bite- both from different worlds but yet so alike.

With a race against a clock, with friendships being tested and with her personal life spiraling out of her control, can Snow figure out how to fix everything in time, or will her adventurous story end as quickly as it has begun?



*An extract out of chapter one:


Running. Running can be described as an action or movement faster than a walk. You either run to something, like your husband who just came back from the war and you're both crying happy tears because the Lord spared him to live another day. Then you both make love to each other that night, because the longing ate you up, accompanied by the constant worry whether your husband would come back to you or not. He promised didn't he?

Just like I did, when I promised him I'll be back. I was the person who had to go away, the girl who had to leave because of the responsibility placed on her shoulders, and it wasn't because of a war. Not at first, but now I realized it was the beginning of one.