Hand of Raziel (Daughter of Mars)
Risa Black will decide the fate of an entire planet. After all, an angel told her so. Orphaned young, she grows up among the resistance, fighting to give the people of Mars command of their own destiny. Two governments from Earth vie for control of the Red Planet; she wants them gone, regardless...
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Risa Black will decide the fate of an entire planet. After all, an angel told her so. Orphaned young, she grows up among the resistance, fighting to give the people of Mars command of their own destiny. Two governments from Earth vie for control of the Red Planet; she wants them gone, regardless of how many explosives it takes. To the outside world, she's an emotionless, broken marionette. Inside, her father's fiery end haunts her every waking moment. She never cared for destiny or politics, until the angel Raziel focused her anger. Both friend and foe alike believe her grip on sanity tenuous; she knows he is real, and pities those who will never feel his divine presence. Whenever her adrenaline wears off, guilt at what her bombs did cuts deep, as does the apathy of the citizens she wants to liberate. The pain worsens after unexpected love cracks open her armored heart, causing her to question the role she plays in the bloody conflict Torn between duty and desire, she learns change never comes without loss. Even to the Hand of Raziel.
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Format: Paperback
ISBN:
9781620074169 (1620074168)
ASIN: 1620074168
Publish date: 2016-08-15
Publisher: Curiosity Quills Press
Pages no: 440
Edition language: English
I'm amazed by the rapid succession in which Matthew S. Cox can produce new books in different series and also across genres. Not all of them have been a complete success for me, but I was curious to this book taking place on Mars, since the last series about Mars I read (Red Rising) was a lot of fun...