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The Wrath & the Dawn (The Wrath and the Dawn #1)

by Renee Ahdieh (Goodreads Author)

4.21 · Rating Details · 48,683 Ratings · 9,711 Reviews

One Life to One Dawn.

In a land ruled by a murderous boy-king, each dawn brings heartache to a new family. Khalid, the eighteen-year-old Caliph of Khorasan, is a monster. Each night he takes a new bride only to have a silk cord wrapped around her throat come morning. When sixteen-year-old Shahrzad's dearest friend falls victim to Khalid, Shahrzad vows vengeance and voluntee ...more

Hardcover, 388 pages

Published May 12th 2015 by G.P. Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers

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Apr 05, 2015 Emily May rated it really liked it

Shelves: young-adult, fantasy, arc, 2015

“Make sure they never forget. You are the Calipha of Khorasan, and you have the ear of a king.” She bent forward and lowered her voice. “And, most important, you are a fearsome thing to behold in your own right.”

My original plan was to finish this book tonight and then write up a review tomorrow, but after that ending, I just can't stop thinking about it and I need to get my thoughts down right now. In short: I enjoyed this book very much. Way more than I expected to, to tell the truth. And I ...more

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Oct 23, 2015 Sasha Alsberg rated it it was amazing

You can watch my review here: https://youtu.be/ngTWMqYuT6c !!
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May 13, 2015 Khanh (the Grinch) rated it it was ok

She wanted to kiss him.

No.

It was one thing to return his kiss; she’d been prepared for that. But it was another thing entirely to want his kiss . . . another thing entirely to desire his affections. To melt into the arms of Shiva’s killer at the first sign of adversity.

Weak.

Retellings should light my imagination on fire. They should take the original story, add a twist to it, make it so that we don't feel like we're reading the same old, same old. The only twist, the only imaginative reimagini ...more

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Jun 15, 2015 Regan rated it it was amazing

Shelves: books-owned-read

SoooOOOoo GoooOOOOdd

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Aug 27, 2014 Renee Ahdieh rated it it was amazing · (Review from the author)

Obviously I'm biased . . . BUT THIS BOOK CHANGED MY LIFE ;-)

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May 15, 2016 Hailey (HaileyInBookland) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: owned, read-in-2015, retellings, read-in-2016, reviewed, diverse

SPOILER FREE REVIEW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IA4zN...

Reread: April 2016
STILL AMAZING can't wait to read the next one!

First reading: June 2015
Holy crap. What a fantastically captivating tale.

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Apr 19, 2015 Wendy Darling rated it liked it

Shelves: fantasy, young-adult, own-dtb-tbr, poc, too-many-povs, to-review, penguin, may, 2015-publication, retellings-and-inspirations, historical-fantasy, read-2015

Hm. People are loving this much-hyped book, but I have rather mixed feelings about this one.

Things I liked:
-- awesome premise, obviously
-- a world very different from what we're used to
-- a few intriguing conversations between women (Shazi and Despina, Shazi and Yasmine)
-- diversity, yay
-- a few nice action scenes towards the end
-- the romance, which eventually sparked and got me very invested in what's going to happen next!

Things I wanted more of:

-- Magic (perhaps this will come in the next bo ...more

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Apr 14, 2016 Natalie Monroe rated it did not like it

Shelves: not-as-good-as-i-expected, not-worth-the-hype, dishonor-on-your-cow, boooring, cheesy-cheesy-cheesy, possible-creepers, dragged-on-too-much, watch-out-for-puddles-of-angst, i-spy-something-pointy, derp-moments, girl-squad, bye-bye-nineteenth-amendment, insta-love-add-water

1.5 stars

"How can I desire him? After he killed Shiva. After he killed so many young girls, without explanation.

What's wrong with me?"

A three-sentence summary of The Wrath and the Dawn:

Shahrzad: I will kill Caliph Khalid to avenge my best friend!
Khalid: *eye smoulder*
Shahrzad: Lol, nah.

That is literally what happens. I'm not joking. The Wrath and the Dawn is a retelling of the classical One Thousand and One Nights tale. Every day, the Caliph of Khorasan marries a new bride and by dawn, he ha ...more

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Jun 08, 2015 Maureen rated it it was amazing

*dies*
I think this just replaced ACOTAR as my number one book of the year....YES YOU HEARD ME RIGHT.
There is so much right about this book. The world building is great, the smaller magical elements are phenomenal, and the characters are ON PAR. I loved it so much and I'm SO PUMPED THERE WILL BE MORE STORY.

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Sep 23, 2016 Angela rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 5-star-favorites, badass-females

The Wrath and the Dawn is every recently amazing YA book thrown into one read. Red Queen meets An Ember in the Ashes meets A Court of Thorns and Roses . The main difference it has between those books is the amount of action. The Wrath definitely set aside action packed scenes for a slower more lyrical literature depth.

Sharhrzad (Shazi) is out to seek revenge for the murder of her best friend and decides too volunteer to be the next wife of the Caliph of Khorasan. The Caliph is known for being The Wrath and the Dawn is every recently amazing YA book thrown into one read. Red Queen meets An Ember in the Ashes meets A Court of Thorns and Roses . The main difference it has between those books is the amount of action. The Wrath definitely set aside action packed scenes for a slower more lyrical literature depth.

Sharhrzad (Shazi) is out to seek revenge for the murder of her best friend and decides too volunteer to be the next wife of the Caliph of Khorasan. The Caliph is known for being ruthless, heartless, and cruel. But the thing he is most known for is the fact that every day he takes a different wife and every following dawn he kills her. Shazi doesn’t care why the king does this she only cares about righting what has been wrong and insuring that this fate doesn’t come to another girl.Since this is told from a 3rd person point of view us as reading know that there is clearly more to the story than meets the eye. As Shazi gets to know Khalid (The Caliph) she learns he is not what she thought he was. She beings to become conflicted between doing what she set out to do and listening to her heart. Things only get more complicated when Shazi pre suicide mission boyfriend, Tariq, sets out to get her back.

I'm usually am not the biggest fan of the 3rd person pov but in this case I found myself falling in love with it. That was not the only thing I fell for, the characters won me over. Shazi is our leading lady and the character I connected most with. Having to see her go back and forth on what she should do had me struggling along with her. She is a fierce lead and her silver tongued attitude is a forced to be reckoned with. Her take no crap ways and honesty will win you over. Can't help but love a girl with so much street smarts. Khalid is our leading male and I can’t express enough how much I loved his character. He isn’t a man of
many words, and the ones he uses he chooses wisely, time and time again
had me swooning. Though I connected more with Shazi without a doubt Khalid was my favorite character. He has definitely made his way onto my list of fictional book boyfriends. I loved the mystery surrounding him, his intelligence, and his ability to read people. This is also the only negative feedback I have on the book. The romance, though amazing, I wanted more of it. I wanted more “screen time” with Shazi and Khalid. The moments we get with them are so perfect that it made me want this book to be longer. I think it says a lot if your only real complaint is that something was so good you wanted more of it. This is a very
very minor issue in the grand scheme of things. Both Shazi and Khalid are complex and well built characters. The fact that we are given so much back story and tells from their childhoods also gave these characters something that a lot of other books miss. Tariq is the only character I felt I didn’t really connect with or understand in this book. though I see his value and what he brings to the table I just think Khalid won me over and had it so I wasn't even glancing Tariq way.

“Love is a force unto itself, sayyidi. For love, people consider the unthinkable...and often achieve the impossible. I would not sneer at its power.”

As I stated above The Wrath is a book that can be compare to others that have been released lately but it has something so different to it. Though most of it's action packed scenes are left towards till the end of the story, Renee's writing had it so I was still on the edge of my seat either way. She manages keeps a steady pace throughout the whole novel. Renee's writing is so beautiful and gripping. The brilliance behind how she survives through the night is what got me so hooked right away and every wonderful sentence after kept me there. This novel brought a whole new meaning to stories having power. Waiting so long to give us the true answer to the riddle yet giving us little bits and pieces really worked so well for this book. The action scenes in this book are perfectly placed along with their delivery.

The Wrath and the Dawn surpassed any expectation I had for this book. It brings something so new and diverse to this genre while still managing to fit in so well. The perfect start to a series. It’s a fresh retelling with and amazing band of characters, perfect amount of romance, and the perfect mystery surrounding it. Finding out this is the first book and that there will be a sequel has me beyond giddy!

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Dec 20, 2016 April (Aprilius Maximus) added it

Shelves: 2015, diversity

THIS HAS OVERTAKEN EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING AS MY NUMBER 1 SPOT OF MY FAVOURITE BOOK OF THE YEAR. I CAN'T EVEN. EFKHSBFKHSBDFKAHDBFKSDHABFKAHSDBFKASJBKAHBGKAFHBKV SO MANY ALADDIN FEELS

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Dec 28, 2016 Natalie rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, diverse-reads

“I’ve been told a good storyteller can trap an audience with a single sentence.”

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This review contains *spoilers*.

I picked this book up completely on a whim, and I’m so glad that I did. I was completely entranced by The Wrath & the Dawn. The setting was just right, the writing was engaging, and I thought every character brought something important to the story. This book felt like it should go on forever, and I was really disappointed when it didn't.

The Wrath & the Dawn follows Shahrzad o ...more

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Dec 05, 2016 Katerina rated it it was amazing

Shelves: fantasy

I loved it beyond words.

I'm in awe. This beautiful journey, this journey of longing, magic and love sang to my soul, gave me wings, spilled vibrant colours in a bleak routine and made my heart burst.
Renee Ahdieh is a rare storyteller.

“One hundred lives for the one you took. One life to one dawn. Should you fail but a single morn, I shall take from you your dreams. I shall take from you your city.
And I shall take from you these lives, a thousandfold.”

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May 13, 2015 Victoria Aveyard rated it it was amazing

sequel now pls

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May 21, 2015 Jillian (bookishandnerdy) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: all-time-favorites

MY FAVORITE BOOK OF THE YEAR. PERIOD. (and one of my favorite books EVER.)

The Wrath & The Dawn is a lush retelling of 1001 Nights. It follows Shahrzad as she seeks revenge for the murder of her best friend by The Monster King of Khorasan, Khalid.

So I had just read ACOTAR, and I wasn't expecting another book to top for a long time this year. I was actually thinking that it would be my favorite of the year. WRONG. The Wrath & The Dawn hit it it out of the park for me! I was actually r ...more

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Feb 12, 2016 Lola Reviewer rated it it was amazing

Shelves: fantasy, retellings

I will live to see tomorrow’s sunset. Make no mistake. I swear I will live to see as many sunsets as it takes.
And I will kill you.
With my own hands.

Here’s what happened: I was halfway through this book when I realized that it was slightly late, that the next day I had to go to work early in the morning and that we humans need sleep in order to survive through the day. So, as a farewell to the book and because my curiosity took over, I decided to open the book to a random remaining page and re ...more

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Jul 28, 2016 Cait (Paper Fury) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: epic-fantasy, young-adult, 5-star, retelling, read-2015, best-of-2015, foodie-fiction

HELLO. I AM NOT OKAY. THIS BOOK IS A BILLION PERCENT INCREDIBLE AND AJKLFDSAQTQEQQQQQJKLQ. Words?! WHAT WORDS. I'm just absolutely dancing from the proverbial rooftops that I fell in love with this book. I've had such a slack year for reading. All my highly anticipated reads have splattered like mayonnaise on the wall. But this?! They hype is completely justified. It's beautiful and visual and delicious (seriously, so much delicious food) and the characters were absolute perfection. I cannot rig ...more

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Jun 10, 2016 Riley rated it it was ok

Shelves: disappointing, ya-fantasy, poc-characters, diverse-recs, buddy-read

Actual rating: 1.5

Do you ever just hear about a book and know without a shadow of a doubt that you will love it? That’s how I always felt about this book. I had seen rave review after rave review. Everyone I know LOVES it. So I always just knew that I would love it too.

I was wrong.

This book was painful to get through. From the forced writing style to the lackluster plot and flat characters. To say I am disappointed with this book is an understantment.

I know a lot of people praise the writing Actual rating: 1.5

Do you ever just hear about a book and know without a shadow of a doubt that you will love it? That’s how I always felt about this book. I had seen rave review after rave review. Everyone I know LOVES it. So I always just knew that I would love it too.

I was wrong.

This book was painful to get through. From the forced writing style to the lackluster plot and flat characters. To say I am disappointed with this book is an understantment.

I know a lot of people praise the writing style but for me it did not work. At all. I am all for flowery writing, but this went beyond that and actually took away from the story being written. I had a hard time seeing past metaphor after metaphor after metaphor. If I have to see the phrase “flashing eyes” one more time I am going to scream. What does flashing eyes even mean?? Why are everyones eyes flashing?? All it did was build a wall between me and the story and caused me to feel no emotional connection to the characters. My biggest problem regarding the writing was the fact that she kept TELLING me things and not SHOWING them.

Another thing that really bothered me about the writing was the use of foreign language. I fully appreciate that the author made an attempt to add foreign language to the book but she would just casually thrown these words in with absolutely zero context clues to decipher what the heck they mean. I had to constantly keep flipping to the back of the book and look up words in the glossary and every time I did it would stunt the flow of the book.

Shazi was such an annoying main character. First of all, she volunteered to be the kings bride and willingly went to the palace with no plan as to how she would kill him and knowing nothing about him. Then as she is there she talks a big game in her head about killing him and getting revenge BUT SHE NEVER EVEN TRIES. And the one time she even thinks about doing it they end up making out instead. SERIOUSLY? Her thoughts and actions do not match up and that was so infuriating.

Which leads me to the romance. Why do Shazi and Khalid like each other? When did their love happen? Did they meet of page and develop this relationship because it sure as hell didn’t happen on page. One second Shazi wants to murder him and get vengeance for him murdering her best friend and the next page she is talking about her fluttering heart. Seriously? TWO DAYS! Two days is all it took for her to fall for her friends murderer.

And as for her friend, we never see their friendship. So I don’t get the emotions behind Shazi wanting revenge. I don’t care her friend died. I don’t feel the feels. If there was just one scene of her and Shiva I would have understood more, but alas we were just TOLD they were friends and not SHOWN.

The only character I cared about in the slightest was Shazi’s bodyguard who never spoke. Other than him I couldn’t care less about these characters and their problems. Until about page 340 nothing happened in this book plot wise. It was just chapter after chapter of Shazi having conversations in her bedroom.

For as much as I didn’t like this book, I will be reading the sequel. Maybe not anytime soon, but I need to know if it gets better. I’m really hoping it does.
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Jul 02, 2015 Andreea Pop rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, swoon-worthy-characters, badass-heroine, awesome-romance, funny, amazing-feelings, young-adult, high-fantasy, read-in-2015, i-worship-these, royalty

“I love you, a thousand times over. And I will never apologize for it.”

The Wrath and the Dawn is, simply put, amazing. Breathtaking. Stunning. My sappy, romantic heart was joyous with this love story, swooning and falling head over heels in love with the characters. Thrilling, seductive and incredibly enchanting, this book will have you devouring page after page filled with literary deliciousness.

One enigmatic boy-king, the caliph of Khorasan, takes a new bride every day only to have her kil ...more

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Dec 27, 2016 Mohammed Arabey rated it really liked it

للألف ليلة وليلة سحرا تخطي حواجز الزمان والمكان..ألهم الكثير من الروائيين العرب والأجانب بإعادة حكيه

وإذا كان طه حسين حكي "أحلام شهرزاد", نجيب محفوظ "ليالي الألف ليلة".. فإن رينيه أهديه هنا لم تعيد حكي ألف ليلة وليلة فحسب وإنما ربطتها برائعة الأول "دعاء الكروان"..بإطار رومانسي وطراز أنثوي جذاب

فهنا شهرزاد تطوعت للزواج من الخليفة المتوحش فقط لتنتقم منه لقتله اعز صديقاتها
وهناك سحر..وهناك لعنة..وهناك أطماع علي السلطة..وقليل من قصص شهرزاد ولكنها مرتبطة بشدة بالأحداث..والكثير والكثير من الرومانسية النس ...more

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Feb 20, 2015 Steph Sinclair rated it really liked it

Shelves: i-need-to-buy-this-book, i-really-enjoyed-it, i-liked-it, fantasy, 2-am-or-later, alternating-povs, beautiful-prose, triangle-of-love, strong-heroine, forbidden-love, young-adult, fairy-tales, print-arc, penguin, 2015-release, cool-author, may, marginalized-stories, 2015-reads

Actual rating is somewhere around 3.5 stars.

The Wrath and the Dawn has all the elements of an amazing story. It has a strong heroine, intriguing plot, moral ambiguity, a complex cast of characters that inspire all sorts of internal emotional turmoil. Basically, set phasers to LET ME LOVE YOU. Even for those like me who haven't read A Thousand and One Nights, can appreciate the rich setting and visually stunning descriptions. And I can't tell you how happy I am to say that I really enjoyed The Wr ...more

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Dec 23, 2016 Kainat Ijaz 《UNPOPULAR OPINION ALERT》 rated it it was ok

Ohh, i am going to get so much hate for this!
I am perfectly aware that I am in the minority here. Most of my friends adore The Wrath and the Dawn, all of my teachers (yes, I share my books with my teacher. I'm that kid) even my grandma's sister has read it AND raves about it. I honestly do not understand why, i'm afraid to ask her so i'm asking you guys. Help me please, and try not to hate me. I'm don't even know how to rate this. I don't want to give it 2 stars, because 2 stars is Queen of Sha ...more

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Jul 17, 2015 Shelby *trains flying monkeys* rated it really liked it

Shelves: fairy-tales-do-they-come-true, liburry-book, read-2015, netgalleyhatesme

I actually liked this book.

Khalid, the so called King of kings marries often. He seems to have a shortage in the bride department. Maybe because after their wedding nights the brides are put to their death.
Then enter Shahrzad, after her best friend loses her life because she was one of Khalid's brides Shahrzad volunteers to be his wife. She has plans on being his last because she is going to off his butt.

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May 10, 2016 Christine Delilah (Maramochabooks) rated it liked it

Shelves: disappointing, ya-hype

"He was stronger than she was. Of that, there was no doubt. She could not best him physically.
But I'm not here to fight. I'm here to win."

This is going to be difficult to review...
You see, there wasn't anything wrong with this novel. It has an interesting plot, beautiful writing, and great characters.

The main problem was me. Maybe I've grown tired of plots going in the same direction: MC goes to kill the monster, only to discover things aren't as she thought they were.

I don't think I can wr ...more

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Dec 17, 2015 Clau R. rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, book-boyfriends, 2015, i-ship-them

Really a 4.5 because I had some minor issues with it. But wow, I loved it!!!

I'm going to speak about the story with more depht in my wrap up, but for now I just want to speak of one character.

KHALID.

He is so precious, I just want him to be happy! Really, he is something special. It's been a while since the male protagonist of a book didn't made me roll my eyes with his cheesy lines, but Khalid managed to melt my heart with some quotes that normally would've made me cringe. I was smiling like an ...more

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Mar 15, 2016 Chantal (Every Word A Doorway) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favourite-books, fantasy, young-adult, best-reads-of-2015, published-2015, own-physical-copy

Dear Ms. Ahdieh,

I’m unsure of how you did it. Whatever magic you used to pry open my brain and look inside, I'd like to have it as well. Because this book was written for me, it is, in many ways, my dream book and encompasses everything I want in a novel. So, I would really like to know how you did it.

You may have other people fooled but this is not a debut novel. This CAN’T be a debut novel because, well, THE WRITING IS PERFECT.

Again, I ask you to give me some of your witchcraft. I promise not ...more

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Apr 19, 2015 Lauren DeStefano rated it it was amazing

So pretty much everyone in this book needs a Dr. Phil session, and I say this because he would literally quit his job forever after hearing the marital decisions that are made in this story. He would sit back in his chair and his wife would be in the audience and they would look at each other, and he would look at Shahrzad and say, "That's... that's messed up, girl. I can't help you. I... I need to go home. Goodbye, America." This book would stump Dr. Phil. That's what I'm saying. THESE CHARACTE ...more

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Feb 14, 2016 Navessa rated it liked it

Shelves: drama-drama-drama, all-the-feels, fairy-tale-retelling, young-adult, romance

2 stars? 3.5 stars? 5 STARS?!?!

Fucked if I know. I'm...torn. So I guess I'll leave this at three stars for now.

This book made me feel a lot of feels. But they were conflicting feels. On the one hand, this is a beautifully written, atmospheric 1001 Nights retelling rich with imagery. On the other hand, a lot of that gorgeous prose is dedicated to showing the reader, over and over again, how indecisive the female lead is.

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Jul 03, 2016 Alienor ✘ French Frowner ✘ (of badger and SNAKE) rated it it was ok

Shelves: yes-i-m-disappointed, young-adult, annoying-mc, in-a-minority-here, alternative-pov, retelling, buddy-read, 2015-read

BR with my broken boys' favorite specialist, Chelsea (click to read her review)

Useless horrible love-triangle : now, that's an addition to the original tale that doesn't appeal to me. Indeed it was unnecessary and resulted in predictability for the plot. Plus, Tariq is an asshole. A stupid one at it.

Fast forward in Shazi's feelings : what is it with the fluttering in the stomach after one night? So Khalid listened to her story, so what? At this point he never showed anything to prove that th ...more

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Jun 20, 2016 Sue (Hollywood News Source) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: magic, high-fantasy, family, favorite, fairytale-retelling, fully-freshed-characters, lyrical-eloquent-writing, books-i-own, characters-i-love, i-will-always-want-you, young-adult, diverse-books, fanmix, favorite-2015, penguin, favorite-otps, characters-of-color, book-boyfriend, alert-the-authorities-i-ship-it, book-girlfriends, rereadathon, royalty, feminist-driven, authors-of-color, sex-in-ya, friendship-goals, non-western-setting, non-white-pairings

Believe the hype because The Wrath and the Dawn are everything someone could ever ask for. The moment I finished and closed this book, my feelings are all over in America. I want to relive it over and over. It is almost a crime not to love it. FYI, that was my words, they are hyperbole and it is certainly not a universal law, but you could freely consider that if you gladly wish so.

The Wrath and the Dawn follow the story of Shahrzad who volunteers to be a bride to the boy-king Khalid, who takes ...more

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THE WRATH AND THE DAWN, a reimagining of THE ARABIAN NIGHTS, is available wherever books are sold. Its sequel THE ROSE AND THE DAGGER will be available on 4.26.16.

** Please note that requests for Advanced Reader Copies should be made through Penguin, and all other requests should be submitted through the author's website. **

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“What are you doing to me, you plague of a girl?” he whispered.
“If I’m a plague, then you should keep your distance, unless you plan on being destroyed.” The weapons still in her grasp, she shoved against his chest.
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