Royal Redemption

This is the sixth and final book in the Anti-Princess Saga by Jennifer A Marsh. This book has elements of humor, romance and morbidity which stand out in Jennifer's style of writing. It has a strong, sarcastic leading lady who just really wants to find her place in either of her worlds. If you love Charlaine Harris, Patricia Briggs or Katie MacAlister this book is for you!Eternally lost and damned, Quartessa coasts through her new life on autopilot, venturing out of her own person Hell...
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This is the sixth and final book in the Anti-Princess Saga by Jennifer A Marsh. This book has elements of humor, romance and morbidity which stand out in Jennifer's style of writing. It has a strong, sarcastic leading lady who just really wants to find her place in either of her worlds. If you love Charlaine Harris, Patricia Briggs or Katie MacAlister this book is for you!Eternally lost and damned, Quartessa coasts through her new life on autopilot, venturing out of her own person Hell seldom, knowing the steep cost each breather has on her soul. For years she has dwelled on what became of her friends and family, but stayed away knowing that it was the only thing keeping them all alive. But, when she pushes her luck too far, Quartessa accidently destroys the only thing keeping her son safe from the dark man she is forever bound to. Knowing that Lucifer will not be far behind, Quartessa returns to her world to stand with her people against the evil she has unleashed on them.When Hell arrives on Kortis' soil, the demons of Quartessa's past returns with vengeance in this hellatious fight for her life, her future, her son, and her world's continued existence. Quartessa is not one to go down so easily, but facing an army of the damned, and the devil himself, is not a feat she takes lightly, knowing that not everyone will survive this final battle.Will this tortured soul finally find her peace? Or is she forever doomed to fall prey to fate's nasty surprises? Rules are broken, loyalty is tested, and lives are lost. The end is near, but every end is just another beginning...as long as enough is left to rebuild.