15 chapters in and the description of the book is completely different – no clue where they came up with it! If it didn’t have the same character names I would think it was a bad link or such. Did the person who wrote the description even read the book???
Description is from the male POV, but the book is from the female POV.
Not that unique of a world – just Spain (roughly c1400) with a different history influenced by the presence of fae.
“Stealing her innocence” implies either something unforgivable or simple being naive. Thankfully the first hasn’t happened and the later is far from describing the character.
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A better description….
20 years ago a veil came down separating the human and fae realms, trapping many fae on the human side. Most have integrated into human society. The MMC leads a group of rebel fae (no more is known as we don’t hear from him again, but I’m only a few hours in.)
The younger of two human princesses, whose mother was secretly fae, wants to wear pants and sword fight, not an arranged marriage. When she was a child she witnessed a man (unclear if fae or other) use magic to kill her mother. He was going to kill her father and the girl suddenly had magic and saved the king. She thought she had destroyed her mother’s murderer. Never had powers again.
The bad guy shows up, kills her father, and someone betrays her. She is sent to an arranged marriage with a violent scary man.
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The book is fairly interesting so far, and I have theories about who people are and what they have done, and I will likely finish the book, but I hate when book descriptions are so completely different from the book. I go in expecting one story and then am confused because it doesn’t match the description. Then, I’m often disappointed by the actual book. So I’m currently wondering what will happen to ruin this story.