Books like Nemesis by Louise Cooper
Louise Cooper’s debut novel, *Nemesis*, lays the foundations for a seven‑novel saga. Princess Anghara, a royal outcast, is forbidden from entering the enigmatic Forbidden Tower but cannot resist its lure. As she meddles with the tower’s secrets, she frees seven demonic forces that unleash a curse over her land, drawing the ire of an Earth goddess. The story blends fantasy and science‑fiction elements as the heroine’s choices set her realm on a perilous path.
First publish date: 1989
Genre: Fantasy/Dark Fantasy
Authors: Louise Cooper
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