“Morgan Rice’s creativity is limitless. In another series that claims to become as amusing as the previous types, A THRONE OF SISTERS presents us with the tale of two sisters (Sophia and Kate), orphans, fighting to survive within a cruel and demanding world of the orphanage. An instant success. I could hardly wait to put my hands on the second and third books!”

–Books and Movie Evaluations (Roberto Mattos)

From #1 Bestseller Morgan Rice comes an unforgettable new fantasy series.

INSIDE A JEWEL FOR about A Jewel For Royals (A Throne for Sisters-Book Five) ROYALS (A Throne for Sisters-Book Five), Sophia, 17, gets term that Sebastian, her love, is imprisoned and set to be executed. Can she risk it all for love?

Her sister Kate, 15, struggles to escape the witch’s power-but it might be too strong. Kate may be compelled to pay the purchase price for the offer she made-and to live a existence she doesn’t wish to.

The Queen is furious at Woman D’Angelica for failing to woo her son, Sebastian. She actually is prepared to sentence her towards the Lead Mask. But Female D’Angelica has her own plans, and she won’t decrease so easily.

Cora and Emeline finally reach Stonehome-and what they get there shocks them.

Most shocking of most, though, is Sophia and Kate’s brother, a man who’ll switch their destinies forever. What secrets does he keep about their long-lost parents?

A JEWEL FOR ROYALS (A Throne for Sisters-Book Five) may be the fifth reserve in a dazzling new dream series rife with love, heartbreak, tragedy, actions, experience, magic, swords, sorcery, dragons, destiny and heart-pounding suspense. A full page turner, it is filled with characters that will cause you to fall in like, and a world you will never forget.

Reserve #6 in the series will be released soon.

“[A Throne for Sisters is usually a] effective opener to a series [that] will produce a mix of feisty protagonists and challenging circumstances to completely involve not just adults, but adult fantasy fans who look for epic stories fueled by effective friendships and adversaries.”

–Midwest Publication Review (Diane Donovan)