The Willow: A Compelling Tale of Self-Discovery and Political Tension

The Willow, the highly anticipated debut novel by Frankee Sullivan, plunges readers into a world where political intrigue, ancient power struggles, and the discovery of one's true identity collide. Set in the fantastical land of Lorus, the novel tells the story of Siv, a young woman who believes her future is written for her—until she is forced to confront the harsh realities of a world on the brink of change. Long ago, the Vaegarians wiped out the Nativus people and nearly eradicated the Krigs, leaving behind a fractured world and a kingdom teetering on the edge of conflict. In the Kingdom of Saleda, the aftermath of the Great War is still felt, and despite its relative peace, tensions are rising. Siv, betrothed to a prince she loathes, believes her purpose is to be a dutiful wife. But when a chain of events exposes a power within her, her quiet life is shattered. Frankee Sullivan weaves a compelling tale of self-discovery, political tension, and the complexities of identity in The Willow.