The Scythian Trials

Overview

Descendants of the Amazons, the Scythians work alongside prominent governments but answer to no one. Warriors living on the fringe of civilization, they live by one credo: Strength through Equality. Power through Knowledge.

Nya Thalestris, a brilliant Scythian warrior, is destined for the Trials, a mating ritual responsible for her species' evolution. Abducted by the Drahzda, Nya is forever changed. As Nya solidifies her spot in the Trials, Jax Nickius, a psychologist and brutal warrior, plans to help her heal—while pursuing her as a mate. But Nya's attraction to Jax wars with her instinct to never let anyone get too close.

During the Trials, repressed memories surface, revealing a new enemy and a traitorous alliance that could irrevocably change history. Can Nya overcome her trauma and embrace her destiny, or will the secrets of her past destroy them all?

For readers who enjoy action-packed fantasy romance with strong female leads and enemies-to-lovers tension.

Author Biography

Elizabeth Isaacs is an author and teacher who began her career as a national presenter for Resource Profiles, where she developed teacher seminars designed to foster creative brain stimulation. Moving into formal education, she helped at-risk students improve their writing skills as well as created and implemented a creative writing/blogging program that centered on teaching the 21st-century learner. Works stemming from this initiative were published online and seen in over 40 countries.

Elizabeth receives invitations to speak nationwide at schools and book clubs about Young Adult (YA) content and writing. She co-founded the popular book site, Indie-Visible.com, which reaches thousands of people throughout the world. The writer support and reader interest group promotes and interacts with followers on Goodreads, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and various other blog sites. Elizabeth has a Master's degree from Austin Peay State University, where she was trained in classical opera. She graduated Magna Cum Laude and was a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society.

Her debut Fantasy title, The Light of Asteria, received Honorable Mention at the New York Book Festival.