Book Review: Daindreth’s Assassin by Elisabeth Wheatley After being extremely entertained by Elisabeth Wheatley’s “Book Goblin” videos, and her commentary on various romantic tropes and historical fantasy, I finally decided to read her books. The book I decided to read first was Daindreth’s Assassin, and I was not disappointed. Wheatley has a solid writing style, interesting characters and excellent worldbuilding. Our Protagonist is Amira, the de-legitimised daughter of a king. She is a sorceress, and has been bound by a spell where if she disobeys her father, she gets strangled. Also, he’s using her as an assassin, and her current mission is to assassinate the Archduke of the Empire that had conquered her father’s kingdom.

_Book Review: Daindreth's Assassin_ In which an assassin falls for her mark
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SUCH a fun book. The magic, the mystery, the demons, the enemies to lovers! The scene where her curse is actively trying to kill her while she’s clawing her way to the palace, it’s legit powerful ❤️ first of five too so I’m stoked #DaindrethsAssassin #ElisabethWheatley #Fantasy #Romance #Booksky

Picture of one book on top of the other, entitled Daindreth's Outlaw and Daindreth's Assassin. The books are black, depicting a guilded gold design and a silver crown and red deer.

Finished Daindreth's Outlaw, Daindreth's Assassin, and then the other two in a matter of a couple weeks 😂 Just one more in the series left. It was a fun read but also a great lesson in worldbuilding and weaving historical facts without it burdening the plot. #daindrethsassassin #bookgoblin

Got to grab some coffee with my bestie. We both brought our books! #bookbuddies #booknerduniversity #daindrethsassassin #elisabethwheatley