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Night of the raven, dawn of the dove, Rati Mehrotra

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Night of the raven, dawn of the dove, Rati Mehrotra
Language
eng
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Intended audience
Young Adult
Literary text for sound recordings
fiction
Main title
Night of the raven, dawn of the dove
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Oclc number
1342596209
Responsibility statement
Rati Mehrotra
Summary
"In Rati Mehrotra's Night of the Raven, Dawn of the Dove, a young guardswoman struggles with her unwitting role as a major pawn in the deadly games between two kingdoms in a monster-infested alternate medieval India. To learn what she can become, she must first discover who she is. Bound to the queen of Chandela by a forbidden soul bond that saved her when she was a child, Katyani has never fallen short of what's expected of her--becoming the best guardswoman the Garuda has ever seen and an advisor to the crown prince when he ascends to the throne. But when the latest assassination attempt against the royals leaves them with a faceless body and no leads to the perpetrator, Katyani is unwillingly shipped off to guard the Chandela princes in Acharya Mahavirs esteemed monastic school in Nandovana, a forest where monsters have roamed unchecked for generations. Katyani wants nothing more than to return to her duties, especially when the Acharya starts asking questions about her past. The only upside of her stay are her run-ins with Daksh, the Acharyas son, who can't stop going on about the rules and whose gaze makes her feel like he can see into her soul. But when Katyani and the princes are hurriedly summoned back to Chandela before their training is complete, tragedy strikes and Katyani is torn from the only life she has ever known. Alone and betrayed in a land infested by monsters, Katyani must discover who she is so she can save what she loves and forge her own destiny. Bonds can be broken, but debts must be repaid."--, Provided by publisher
Target audience
adolescentadult
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