A Petal in the Crown

The Magic of the Wildflowers Trilogy, Book 3

By: Megan Shade

Narrated by: Samantha Cook

A broken vow. A blood-soaked sacrifice. A bitter end.

As Alaric vanishes in the midst of battle, leaving behind nothing but chaos and despair, Lea is consumed by sorrow over her devastating loss. But with the rebel army infected with the Lonely Death and Emma's life hanging by a thread, there's no time to grieve.

With the survival of her people at stake, Lea attempts to fight against the unrelenting fire within her and battle her overwhelming wrath and anguish. Desperate, she clings to a glimmer of hope—the moonflower seeds.

In the harrowing finale of the Magic of the Wildflowers Trilogy, Lea's quest for vengeance and survival leads her to where the lines between light and shadows blur. To defeat Alaric and save those she loves most, Lea must become strong enough to not only overcome death but become it. Only then will she be able to conquer the inferno raging inside her and restore peace and magic to her kingdom.

©2024 Megan Shade (P)2025 Podium Audio

The story was captivating

I loved this series first book I ever actually cried for. All these books have sad parts but I guess the writer just spoke to me bc it was sad and beautiful. I will say I didn’t like how some things repeated but all these type of books do that.

Great love story

Very good story and excellent narration. Enjoyed the way the 3 books flow from one to the next and didn’t repeat a lo from the last book. Interesting characters.

Characters to love

I found myself quietly saying their names today, Gray, Leah, Erik, Emma, Thomas, Janelle… This author does an incredible job swirling each of their perspectives to finalize the building conclusion of this heroic journey. I miss them already and I would love for the journey to be continued. I’m new to this sub genre and was a little surprised by the violence and small amount of romance. I am left wanting more! *wink*

tears!!

this was such a good trilogy. was like some but so different too. tears of joy and sadness!

he let her be strong

My favorite part of this romance is that he let her be strong. he acknowledged her strength and admired it. not that he wasn't belittle overwhelming and masculinity at times. but in the ways that mattered he allowed Leah to fulfill her destiny. that's what I want to see. a romance that defies the odds and is still a romance that is grounded in mutual respect. excellent book trilogy