Sacrifice

Book 3: The Legacy Trilogy

by Cayla Kluver

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Pub Date Oct 23 2012 | Archive Date Jan 31 2013

Harlequin | Harlequin Teen

Children's Fiction

Description

This is not the time for the fight to end. Now is when the fight will begin. This is the time to regain what has been lost.

Alera
Queen of a fallen kingdom, secretly in love with the enemy.

Shaselle
Daughter of a murdered father, rebel with a cause.

One lives behind the former Hytanican palace walls and walks the razor's edge to keep the fragile peace in her beloved homeland. The other slips through the war-torn streets, seeking retribution for her family's tragedy, following whispers of insurgency.

Both face choices that will separate them from those they cannot help but love. As their stories intertwine, a conspiracy ignites that may end in slavery or death—or lead to freedom anew, if only each can face what must be sacrificed.

Advance Praise

“Anyone who says teens can’t write should meet 16-year-old Cayla Kluver.”
—Bailey Shoemaker Richards, Cleveland Literature Examiner

“Alera’s sensitivity and willfulness will win readers over who will sympathize as her choices dwindle. A looming war, characters with intriguingly hidden pasts, and a sad ending set things up nicely or a sequel.”—Booklist on Legacy

"Fans of young adult, historical fiction and fantasy will all be

anxious for the next novel in this brilliant world. "

-RT Book Reviews

"Written when the author was 15 years old...the history and tension

between the rival kingdoms...add depth to the narrative."

-Publishers Weekly

"" The first in a trilogy, Legacy is simple but effective, succeeding largely

on the author's ability to craft a sympathetic and human character in Alera....

A thoroughly entertaining read, Legacy shows a lot of promise,

for Kluver and her princess."

-Miami Herald

“Anyone who says teens can’t write should meet 16-year-old Cayla Kluver.”
—Bailey Shoemaker Richards, Cleveland Literature Examiner