Fires of the Faithful (Eliana's Song #1)

Naomi Kritzer

Rated: 3.62 of 5 stars
3.62 ·
[?] · 10 ratings · 402 pages · Published: 01 Oct 2002
Fires of the Faithful by Naomi Kritzer
From a gifted new voice in fantasy fiction comes the thrilling saga of a war-ravaged land and the remarkable young woman destined to restore it. . . . For sixteen-year-old Eliana, life at her conservatory of music is a pleasant interlude between youth and adulthood, with the hope of a prestigious Imperial Court appointment at the end. But beyond the conservatory walls is a land blighted by war and inexplicable famine and dominated by a fearsome religious order known as the Fedeli, who are systematically stamping out all traces of the land’s old beliefs. Soon not even the conservatory walls can hold out reality. When one classmate is brutally killed by the Fedeli for clinging to the forbidden ways and another is kidnapped by the Circle—the mysterious and powerful mages who rule the land—Eliana can take no more. Especially not after she learns one of the Circle’s most closely guarded secrets. Now, determined to escape the Circle’s power, burning with rage at the Fedeli, and drawn herself to the beliefs of the Old Way, Eliana embarks on a treacherous journey to spread the truth. And what she finds shakes her to her a past destroyed, a future in doubt, and a desperate people in need of a leader—no matter how young or inexperienced. . . .
Amazon Other stores
As an Amazon Associate romance.io earns from qualifying purchases
Sponsored links / Remove ads

Tagged as:

    romance tags

    Report duplicate books, missing or wrong information

    The 'Eliana's Song' series

    3.73 · 18 ratings
    queer · f-f · fantasy · high fantasy · dystopian · young adult · length-medium · first-in-series · length-long · standalone-first
    Eliana's Song reading order and complete book list  ❯

    Reviews

    Fires of the Faithful by Naomi Kritzer
    Report duplicate books, missing or wrong information
    Find romance books - tailored to your preferences