To Catch a Rebel
Out Now
Princess Imotenya Aria Accra has spent the last ten years of her life, hiding in a tiny village from rebels and supporters of the former heir to the throne of Xavia, her uncle. When her father the king passes away, Aria is taken back to the palace where she finds that her former home isn’t as safe as it was thought to be. There are frequent rebel attacks and a dangerous game of power is being played in the palace and Aria can't decide who has her best interests at heart and who would see her cleared from the board.
To Raise a Banner
Out Now
Everyone is a friend, Everyone is an enemy
Aria has settled into her life at the palace and has made her mark in her role as princess. But behind the polished façade lies darker secrets. She is not the king's daughter but his brother's and her mother may have had a man killed to keep that hidden; her guard David can barely look her in the eye after a mistake and her kingdom is on the verge of war. Xavia's only chance lies with allying with the Rebel states which leads to an influx of guests at the palace who open Aria's eyes to the plight in the kingdom. But rumors of another heir lead to a betrayal that shakes Aria to the core, so much so the war may be the least of her worries.
The stakes are raised and there's all to lose in the sequel to To Catch a Rebel.
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To Cause a Reckoning
Out Now
War is not the absence of peace.
Aria has survived the destruction of her family, the loss of her mother, and the ravages of war. Humiliated and in hiding once again with the rebels she was taught to despise, she lies in wait.
That is until a standstill from Jonathan and Auja is issued to the Rebels but Aria is not satisfied. Jonathan destroyed her life and even her new life with David isn’t enough to sate her vengeful heart.
When a figure from Aria’s past shows up with a plan to topple the new regime she is eager to take part and have the chance at the crown that she never imagined.
But power and a thirst for vengeance may destroy her quicker than she knows.
Enemies become allies, friends become enemies, dark secrets loom and freedom has a cost as the fine lines between justice and revenge blur in this thrilling conclusion to the To Catch a Rebel series.
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Reviews For To Catch A Rebel
"A fantastic read"-Amazon
"For her first book, Precious did an excellent job of bringing you along with the characters' ups and downs. I'm excited to see how the story and writing develops with the rest of the series"- Goodreads
It was amazing ! I could not put it down at all ! I finished it in two days (and that’s only because I had to sleep haha) I loved it so so much I cannot wait until the sequel!
A Bit About Me
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Precious Dikko wrote her first book when she was nine years old and has been writing ever since. She’s lived in three different countries on two continents but now resides in Dublin with her family. When she is not writing she's practicing guitar and trying (emphasis on trying) to learn various languages.
“To Catch a Rebel” is her debut novel.
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