Power and Majesty

· Creature Court Book 1 · Tansy Rayner Roberts
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Immerse yourself in the glamorous, dangerous world of the Creature Court.


Aufleur is a city of honey cakes, decadent ritual… and a secret war fought by an army of beautiful monsters. The Creature Court die and bleed to keep the daylight folk safe, but no one even knows they exist.


Who will be the new Power and Majesty of the Creature Court: a man who was broken and exiled from their world, or the woman who knows nothing of their ways? Neither of them wants to rule, but Ashiol is determined to train Velody to take his place, so that he can finally escape his destiny.


If you enjoy intrigue, devastating plot twists and sumptuous detail, you’ll adore this gaslamp fantasy trilogy inspired by the 1920s.

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5.0
1 review
Michelle C
May 30, 2024
I waited far too long to read this. Power and Majesty is inventive and original, lush and, at times, sizzling. Set in a fully realised but completely new world where the sky falls at night and devours cities whole, the characters are monsters and not so helpless women, all flawed, carrying their own wounds but risking everything to fight a war for their found families and each other. This book kept me up late and was very difficult to put down. I can't wait to start The Shattered City.
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Tansy Rayner Roberts (she/her) is a SFF writer who lives on Palawa land, in southern Tasmania (lutruwita), Australia. Tansy is the author of the Creature Court trilogy, the Teacup Magic novellas and Musketeer Space, among many other titles.

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