Jennifer Anne Davis is a promising author with so much to offer. The inner thought she has are some of the best in the book. Reading Renee: 'The tale is rich in descriptions.This journey for Rema is an outstanding example of the author's ability to make you venture to a far away land.

I was completely sucked in from the first chapter.' 5/5 Stars it's SO much better! This story had many twists and turns. Like the write up says this is no fairytale. 'synopsis' may belong to another edition of this title.Īngelle from The Cajon Book Lover: 'This story blew me away!! Jennifer Anne Davis did an amazing job of developing the characters and the story. if she can manage to stay alive long enough. As truths are unlocked, Rema understands that she just might be the key to finding the rightful heir and restoring peace to the kingdom. The line between friends, enemies, and loyalty becomes blurred. When Darmik shows up, she's not sure if she can trust him.

Locked in the king's castle, Rema finds herself a key player in a massive power struggle. In Darmik's quest to hunt down and kill the threat, he discovers that nothing is as it seems. Faced with an impossible choice, Rema is forced to sacrifice her heart in order to save her family.Īs Rema is taken to the palace with the Crown Prince, Darmik confronts the growing rumor that a legitimate blood heir to the throne exists and is trying to overthrow Darmik's family. Darmik's brother, the Crown Prince, notices Darmik's interest in Rema and, in a calculated, political move, blackmails her. When a chance encounter throws Rema and Darmik together, they share an instantaneous connection, but any sort of relationship between them is strictly forbidden. He spends his days roaming the island, doing his father's bidding and trying to maintain control over the people. Nineteen-year-old Darmik is the king's son and Commander of the King's Army. Seventeen-year-old Rema lives in a brutal kingdom where travel between regions is forbidden, people are starving, and looking at someone the wrong way can mean death.

The Key by Jennifer Anne Davis