Think The Little Mermaid meets Pirates of the Caribbean.
Like other re-tellings, some are focused on the Disney's side, the cutness and the softness, but within To Kill a kingdom, we have the love story twirled around the rule life horror of reality.
WE follow the story of Siren Lira and the Prince Elian through both of their worlds and stories, from the depths of the oceans to the highest peak of a mountain, we go through danger and adventure with every turn of the pages.
I would highly recommend this book to anyone who loves Disney's The little mermaid and who loves any kind of re-tellings from fairy tales and myths.
The writing style was easy to follow and understand, the book was evenly paced and the author had the perfect idea with what they wanted to write, the plot was well thought out and constructed.
Like other re-tellings, some are focused on the Disney's side, the cutness and the softness, but within To Kill a kingdom, we have the love story twirled around the rule life horror of reality.
WE follow the story of Siren Lira and the Prince Elian through both of their worlds and stories, from the depths of the oceans to the highest peak of a mountain, we go through danger and adventure with every turn of the pages.
I would highly recommend this book to anyone who loves Disney's The little mermaid and who loves any kind of re-tellings from fairy tales and myths.
The writing style was easy to follow and understand, the book was evenly paced and the author had the perfect idea with what they wanted to write, the plot was well thought out and constructed.