3.3

The Enemy’s Daughter

By Melissa Poett

Format:Hardcover

A stunning reimagining of Tristan and Isolde set in a dystopian world woven with magic. An addictive debut YA enemies-to-lovers romantasy—perfect for fans of Rebecca Ross and Sarah Underwood as well as books like Curious Tides, The Hurricane Wars, and Belladonna.It’s been thirty-seven years since the Republic was destroyed. Now two settlements—the five clans and the Kingsland—fight for control of the untainted land. Though the five clans are outnumbered, they’ve finally struck, killing Kingsland’s brutal leader.In the war that follows, Isadora, an eighteen-year-old healer, risks her life to help injured soldiers. But when she stops an attack from Tristan, a Kingsland assassin, his soldiers shoot her with a poisoned arrow. As Isadora lies dying, Tristan does the unimaginable: He offers to save her life using a rare magic.In choosing to live, Isadora is unknowingly bound to the mysterious Tristan. Worse, even acknowledging the attraction between them allows him to glean fragments of her memories and the very knowledge he needs to destroy the five clans. But their magical connection works both ways. So to save her people, Isadora will have to open her heart to her most cunning enemy. Because in a race for ultimate survival, she’ll need to destroy Tristan and his people first.

Science Fiction & Fantasy
368 pagesHardcover
First published 2025-05-06

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Popular Reviews(1)

3.3(7 ratings)
Lara RollhausReviewed by Lara Rollhaus

Tropes: fast-paced plot, he-always-loved-her, enemies-to-lovers The story is set in a future, somewhat dystopian world that has been destroyed and forced back into a simple, almost primitive way of living. She is a healer, and he is the son of her enemy. It has a touch of insta-love and moves very quickly—normally not my favorite style, but since I’ve been in a reading slump, it was exactly what I needed. I’d recommend this book to fantasy lovers or even beginners in the genre who are also struggling with a slump. For me, it was the perfect book at the perfect time.

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