Recent Release, "Sisters," from Covenant Books Author Abigail Jeanne, Explores Sibling Bonds Tested by War, Betrayal, and Impossible Choices in a Fantasy Realm

Tallahassee, FL, September 15, 2026 --(PR.com)-- Abigail Jeanne has completed a new book, "Sisters: A Tale from Eulgaria," a captivating fantasy that plunges readers into a kingdom under siege. When the high king and high queen venture beyond their borders, a cunning adversary sees her opening. Princess Malachiah of the Simionian Isles, driven by years of festering resentment, launches a calculated assault on Eulgaria precisely when the realm stands most vulnerable. With untested regents struggling to command the throne, the kingdom teeters on the precipice of collapse. The stage is set for a harrowing struggle that will demand sacrifice from those who hold Eulgaria dear.

Abigail Jeanne began crafting Christian fantasy in early 2020 and discovered a calling she has pursued relentlessly ever since. After graduating from high school, she invested two years in her writing before enrolling at Reformation Bible College, completing a certificate of theology in 2024. That same month brought another milestone—marriage to what she calls her real-life knight—yet her creative output never faltered. Drawing from her deep theological foundation and her passion for storytelling, she weaves narratives that challenge the spirit and stir the imagination.

"Sisters" confronts the most intimate and profound relationships, testing loyalty through the crucible of conflict. As war ravages the land, relationships are tested under the pressure of war, heroic acts demand ultimate costs, and every decision carries weight that echoes through lives. Readers will discover whether the bonds between sisters, and between allies, prove strong enough to withstand the darkness that descends upon Eulgaria.

Published by Covenant Books, Abigail Jeanne's enthralling work transports fantasy enthusiasts into a world where courage is tested and hearts are forever changed. This novel reminds readers that even in darkness, the strength of human connection endures.

Readers who wish to experience this unforgettable work can purchase "Sisters" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
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