ONE GIRL AGAINST A REBELLION, AND NOW HER LIFE IS ON THE LINE.
The Empire of Mericon has a new princess, but not everyone is thrilled with the newly discovered heir.
The one thing Princess Eridale wants, more than all the jewels in the empire of Mericon, is to remember the last seventeen years of her life. Imperial sources say the rebels are behind her missing memories, but Eridale sees flashes from her past that don’t coincide with what she’s been told.
When attempts are made on her life, regaining her memory becomes crucial. The more involved in the Mericonian royal court she gets, the fewer people she finds she can trust. Someone at the court is plotting against her!
If Eridale can’t find the traitor and her memories before the next attack, her reign will end before it begins.
Imperial Storm is book 2 of 5, and is not a stand alone book. The Storm Series is great for fans of dystopian books for teens.
Will Eridale remember her past before an assassin removes her crown permanently? Click the BUY NOW button at the top and see what the Storm will bring.
Other books in the Storm Series:
Storm Child Book 1
Imperial Storm Book 2 Storm Tide Book 3 Freedom Storm Book 4 Taken Book 1.5
FIVE STAR REVIEWS FOR IMPERIAL STORM I couldn’t put it down. This book kept my interest throughout the entire book. - J. Eggli
In Melanie Mason’s second installment of her YA dystopian Storm Series, Imperial Storm, the story of Eridale Storm continues. If you thought the first book, Storm Child, was exciting, you had better prepare yourself for this heart-thumping page turner! - Amy Martinson
Great Continuation. I felt torn between Eri’s two worlds as much as she did. It’s a really good look at how deep people’s characters are. - T. Deighton
Great book! I didn’t want to put it down! - Tory Salisbury
Interesting plot with good characterization. Very clean read which is so refreshing! I would feel very comfortable letting my children read this book. - Amazon customer
This is the second installment of this series, and I think I liked it better than the first, which is saying something. - Susan A.
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