Rogue, Prisoner, Princess is book two in Morgan Rice’s best-selling epic fantasy series Of Crowns and Glory, which begins with Slave, Warrior, Queen.

Seventeen-year-old Ceres, a lovely, poor girl from the Empire city of Delos, finds herself obligated, by royal decree, to fight in the Stade, the brutal arena where warriors from all corners of the world come to kill one another. Pitted against ferocious opponents, her chances of success are slender. Her only possibility lies in drawing on her innermost about Rogue, Prisoner, Princess (Of Crowns and Glory-Book 2) power, and making the transition, once and for all, from slave to warrior.

Eighteen-year-old Prince Thanos wakes within the isle of Haylon to discover that he has been stabbed in the trunk by his very own people, remaining for dead in the blood-soaked beach. Captured with the rebels, he must crawl his in the past to life, find who tried to assassinate him, and seek his revenge.

Ceres and Thanos, a global apart, have not lost their love for every other; the Empire courtroom teems with lies, betrayal, and duplicity, and as jealous royals weave elaborate lies, they each, in a tragic misunderstanding, are led to believe the additional is dead. The choices they make will determine each other’s destiny.

Can Ceres survive the Stade and be the warrior she was meant to become? Will Thanos heal and find out the secret getting withheld from him? Will each of them, compelled apart, find one another again?

Rogue, Prisoner, Princess tells an epic story of tragic like, vengeance, betrayal, ambition, and destiny. Filled with unforgettable character types and heart-pounding action, it transports us right into a globe we will never neglect, and makes us fall in love with fantasy all over again.