Daughter of the Broken Prophecy

By: Elizabeth Sparkles

Narrated by: Egypt Finley

Some prophecies are sacred.

Some are silenced.
She was never supposed to survive either.

They said the last child born under a blood moon would bring ruin. So, they killed her before she could take her first breath.

Or so they thought.
Sixteen years later, she walks in a city built on secrets—where vampires rule in shadow, and the old magic is sealed behind bones and burned pages. She has no fangs. No clan. Just hunger that doesn’t belong to her and voices in her blood that speak of fire and ruin.

When a ritual goes wrong and her name is spoken by a dying Seer, the Prophets come hunting—not to protect her, but to erase her.

But this time, she won’t die quietly.

Because the prophecy wasn’t wrong.

It was broken.
And she’s here to finish what they started.

©2025 Elizabeth Sparkles (P)2025 Elizabeth Sparkles

Amazing

I really enjoyed listening to the story. It has a great storyline. I really enjoyed the mix of fantasy, romantic, magic, royalty and vampire/paranormal. If you like a book that has a equal mix of fantasy, magic, royalty, vampire/paranormal then this is a book for you. The story flows smoothly. The book grabbed my attention right from the beginning of the book. I can't wait for the next book. I definitely recommend this book to everyone.

I'm confused

The book started off weird, I really didn't understand how it began, I thought it needs to be more detailed in the beginning in order to figure out what is going on, I was very lost in this book

Lost Daughter

If it was not for the summary, this story would have been extremely confusing. It is not until about halfway through does it start to make sense. Even then, I would never have guessed it was a story about vampires. That being said, I thought the imagery was vivid and masterful and truly conveyed whatever was being described, probably one of the best I have read. Egypyt Finley did a great job in the narration.