Knight of Swords Paperback

The realm is in turmoil.

The Shadow Mage is rising.

And the boy who found the falcon… now carries a sword.

Now a true knight of the court, Dominic Skinner has become a symbol of hope. Tasked by the crown, he’s ordered to find and destroy Terrence Skinner—his own uncle, and the man believed to be commanding the dark army rising against the realm.

But Felicia of Wessendean is still missing—lost to the Shadow Mage—and Dominic cannot let her go.

As rebellion spreads and the queen battles an unseen force for command of her soul, Dominic leads the charge into the enemy’s realm.

But the mission he followed was not the one that undid him.

And in chasing love, he may have doomed them all.

Knight of Swords is Book Three in Tales from the Tarot, a spellbinding epic of shadow, sacrifice, and the cost of choosing light when darkness is easier.

📖 Knight of Swords—a gripping fantasy of war, sacrifice, and metaphysical power, perfect for readers who love epic battles, dark magic, and morally complex heroes.

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ "This book will have readers at the edge of their seats!" – Amazon Review

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ "An inspiring story, full of action and excitement." – Goodreads Review

🔥 The battle for Epera continues in the Saga of the Swords—where destinies are forged in the shadows, and courage is tested beyond the veil of reality.

For readers who love the magical intrigue of Melissa Caruso, the deeply emotional journeys of Juliet Marillier, and the character-driven fantasy of Sharon Shinn, Knight of Swords offers a gripping tale of love, loyalty, and the courage to face the darkness within.

Experience a tale of bravery, magic, and intrigue in "Knight of Swords," Book 4 of the Saga of the Swords, part of Christine Cazaly's enthralling historical fantasy series, 'Tales from the Tarot'.

"Cazaly writes with such effortless beauty, I’m in awe of her talent for storytelling. Her imagination is vividly witnessed by descriptive prose, providing pure escapism into the land of Epera. Twists and turns in the plot, episodes of palm sweating tension and delightful lighter moments left every box ticked for a ripping yarn. Kudos to Cazaly." - Goodreads Review