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The Queen's Sister (The Epsian Chronicles) Kindle Edition
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Enter a world in search of change, waiting millennia for the prophesy to come and change the standing order. Leslidia Vidial the Only, Warrior Queen to be, comes bounding onto the lush planet of Epsis, as backward as it is beautiful, determined to make change to this land and recreate the Crown she was groomed to lead.
She will challenge every cultural norm, befriend those who she is supposed to see as just useful, and rail against the slavery inherent in this painfully archaic brutal system.
She comes from a planet with tens of thousands of years of recorded history and was groomed to be Queen of the Vidial Islands, the most prosperous and forward thinking of all nations on her home world. Instead of taking her place as Queen, her sister the High Wizardess, rips her from all she has ever known and flings her off the planet to take the throne for herself. Leslidia has to overcome the shock of a new planet, loss of her sister's love, and deal with the discovery that these people are not overly friendly to a woman loving fighter who is nothing like anything they have ever seen before.
“I mean you don’t want to know more about me? A woman who is fire… You’re not even a little curious?”
-Leslidia
This is a first person telling of the the start of Leslidia's life after she lands on the stunningly beautiful planet of Epsis, planet of magic, and home of a diverse quantity of fae. In this book, you will find excitement, comedy, magic, tempting elves, seductive women, fiery romance, adventure, vengeance, and Love within every page.
-Faye L.
Epsis is a planet world placed within the greater universe of Err-ee-kah. Originally the brainchild of ‘The Muse’, its beginnings go back over 40 years with the invention of Leslidia. Through the years an entire Universe was created, and the characters and stories are now coming to life in the hands of author Faye Love. Enter ‘The Earth & Realms’ and see new worlds with untold mysteries, amazing characters, and places unknown.
Now Includes a Bonus Chapter!
PS: Leslidia loves women of every shape, size, and color. Though occasionally polyamorous, her goal is not to sleep with "every attractive woman", but instead to make all women feel attractive, either in their looks, their mind, or their abilities.
~ The Editor
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- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJune 2 2022
- File size1101 KB
From the Publisher


Leslidia Vidial the Only, Warrior Queen

The Epsian Chronicles Book series
Epsis, the future home of magic is thrown into flux by the upcoming renaissance and rebirth. Fueled by many new leaders, the Epic tale is being brought to you by Author Faye Love.
Read the tales of Warrior Queen Leslidia, High Wizardess Julian, the elusive deities, and many others.
Book 1 is Leslidia's tale of being flung into the stars and finding herself on the planet of Epsis. Book 2 and 3, 'The Catalyst' and 'VerdaBella' are being currently brought to life by the author.
- Watch later this year or early 2023 for the next book in the epic series.
The Queen's Sister: The Epsian Chronicles Book 1
Enter a world in search of change, waiting millennia for the prophesy to come and change the standing order. Leslidia Vidial the Only, Warrior Queen to be, comes bounding onto the lush planet of Epsis, as backward as it is beautiful, determined to make change to this land and recreate the Crown she was groomed to lead.
She will challenge every cultural norm, befriend those who she is supposed to see as just useful, and rail against the slavery inherent in this archaic brutal system.
- Authored by Faye Love
- Cover Art by Leah Keeler
Product details
- ASIN : B0B3575VJ8
- Language : English
- File size : 1101 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 465 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #220,815 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #1,410 in Lesbian Fiction eBooks
- #1,410 in Lesbian Literature & Fiction
- #1,426 in Lesbian Romance eBooks
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About the author

Faye Love is a POC, born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. She wrote her first 'horrible' poem in elementary school and a romance with writing was born. Reading and writing was Faye’s escape from the world around her. She started writing short stories in her early teens, exploring new worlds and odd situations, diligently saving it all on a single flash drive. Then somehow the flash drive with all of her notes, ideas and stories was lost! After a few years break from writing, fueled by her broken heart, Faye’s love of word weaving returned in full force as she coped with the closet she pretended didn't exist. Thus began her journey of writing lesbian short stories and poetry. Eventually she met her muse who tempted her out of that closet and convinced her that she could indeed write a novel and more.
Readers will often find poetic influences in her stories aligned with complex emotional situations. Faye Love is young, but within her mind lives an old soul. Her ability to see the worlds within are no less extraordinary than her ability to write about them in a way that is both contagious and captivating. Faye strives to find both the comical and serious tones of everyday living, even if the situation might be fantasy. Wanting more than two dimensional characters, Faye builds each persona to have depth, desires, and flaws, crafting each character to life in a manner that only true artists achieve. It is only a matter of time before book shelves everywhere will be filled with titles written by a familiar and sought after author by the name of Faye Love.
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First I read this book from start to finish. The story itself is amazing minus the MCs teenage urge to screw every attractive woman. So, I'm conflicted on whether this was a 2.5 star or 3. I gave it a 3 based off the ability to tell a story and have me ignore ALMOST all the grammatical errors. However, all things considered, I'd give this a 2.5 star.
I absolutely hate the lack of depth the MC has. On one hand she talks the noble talk on the other she doesn't believe in monogamy. This readers is my biggest disappointment in this book. I get lust and also understand they're other relationship types outside monogamy. But for me, it ruined this character and actually cheapened her. On one breathe she is talking about how this woman is the most beautiful she's ever laid eyes on. But her eyes are forever wondering that I definitely do not believe in her love for our sweet elf. The whole thing with her Second was sooooooooo off putting and many times wanted to throw away this book.
Here is my issue with that, she promised her (at the time) fiance that she'll never do things like that in public or in front of her and that she'll always be #1. then comes her second. This whole dynamic is so gross to me and lacks conviction. I love the idea of her Second being her Second. But with honor and duty as a guide. Not being in love with her and talking about how you're going to screw her and she's constantly horny for you. Uuugghhhh and our "honorable" queen will wait to sleep with her second until after she marries the sweet elf... someone, anyone, how is this even okay or am acceptable thing?
My hope is our sweet elf who has been nothing but darling this whole book finds someone else who will make her and ONLY her their only priority. She tried to explain why she was not comfortable with sharing but our MC was just so cavalier like "well your culture is wrong, mine is superior and since coming here, you all suck and your whole culture is irredeemable... and we'll replace it with mine hahaha".
Now, I am open to the idea of polyamorous relationships but this wasn't it. We just have a horny queen who wants to screw every attractive woman (and i mean every attractive woman) while claiming the one the goddesses chose for her was the best of the best for her. But she has needs, sorry Athena didn't roll like that at all. This doesn't make her seem like a good ruler IMHO. Being in many sexual relationships, loving many women, claiming all of them to belong to you doesn't sit well with me at all. There is actually something more powerful about one on one relationships, because the rest is easy. I read a book recently about how one queen comes from amorous people and the warrior she chose did not. Her culture had like orgie parties. Even though she ended up married to someone not of their culture only the Queen (or queens) in this culture practice monogamy and if they want to spice things up BOTH of them have to agree on that, and, they person shares them both at the same time and leaves. There is no on going thing like her and her second. That more palatable imo. That book is 'The Witch Queens Mate's by Jennifer Karter
The other thing which is a huge pet peeve of mine is the misuse of "of" instead of "have" the amount of time this author says something like "he'd of" instead of "he'd have" or "should of" instead of "should have" made me.... and while this is a top 3 pet peeve... I cannot forgive the "romantic entanglements".
A whole queen acting like a horny teenager is the biggest sin in this book. There is a reason in many books- fiction and non fiction- why even cultures that allowed polygamy and or polyamorous relationships excluded (and I mean EXCLUDED) the rulers/monarchs of the time. And if you're going to do this warn me in the blurb so I can skip it. But more importantly, make it feel real and not like a possessive queen who wants everyone to be hers (she keeps saying... you're mine) . She said something like this to our sweet elf "you can sleep with any woman you want, but never a man" while she's also falling in love with a man (she called him a pretty man *face palm) who she picked to sire their offspring (she'd sleep with him as long as it took to get knocked up)... LIKE WHAT? LOL
If you want a fun story in a fun world, with a strong female MC and not worried about romantic entanglements, this is definitely for you! If you're like me (prefer monogamy) you'll get so irked but you can read it because the story itself is really good that's why even after all of that I gave it a 3 star. (But really not sure if it's worth that)

but then we get to the point where decides that being poly > monogamous because "some men cheat, & women aren't allowed to cheat" but for the woman who was in love and wanted to marry to just be like ok that cool go ahead and have other lovers that just doesn't compute. The story didn't even state that all men cheated just that some men cheated. but despite apparently most men being faithful to their wives she just chucks out everything she's ever felt about love and commitment? i'm sorry that just not believable.
i am not the biggest fan of poly/harem books but im not totally against them if they are done right. I recently read a book that ended up going this way but it took several chapters of working threw it. there is a MAJOR difference between a cultrual practice that is actively hurtful to others like slavery or the abuse of others to get ahead like the blacksmith and his son. but i can't believe that she would prefer completely scrapping monogomy in favor over fixing the inequality of it in that world with say the inclusion of divorce. but the mc just completely writes it off because "some men" cheat and because its not what is practiced in her culture.
I really really was enjoying this story but that was just a bit too much for me. perhaps others are fine letting it slide in favor of the otherwise good story but sadly i just couldn't. please note i'm not saying Its bad because it has poly, but the it was done was just another problematic issue in the writting to far for me.


