Magic

The Heir

by Marie Nightwell

Tropes: dualpov, forbiddenlove, foundfamily

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Elowen already won the fight that was supposed to kill her. The throne is secure. The bond is legal. There's a child inside her that no court in the realm can take away. She should feel done fighting. She isn't. Levin spent twenty-four years being raised on one rule: the fae take everything, so trust nothing. He built a life around it, then broke it for her. He thought that closed the account. It didn't. The man who raised him never stopped grieving — and grief, given enough time and enough followers, stops staying quiet. Levin doesn't know yet how close that grief has grown to becoming something he can't walk back from. He only knows the peace he came home to build is standing on ground that was never as settled as it looked. And the thing growing inside Elowen isn't waiting for either of them to be ready. Dual POV. Explicit. For readers of Sarah J. Maas and Raven Kennedy. [Read More]

Fallen Crowns

by Sapphire Rae

Tropes: firstperson, foundfamily, strongfmc

Leto: War gathers at my borders and my people look to me for protection. I will bargain, kneel, give whatever she demands. A future king does what is necessary to save his people. Ruen: I was forged in an eastern assassin academy where mercy was stripped away and discipline replaced it. When I heard of a goddess who answers violence with power, I arranged my own capture to reach her. I meant to test her strength. She shattered everything instead. Varo: They say I'm the most irresistible man in the kingdom, and she chose me, but not for the reasons I thought. She sees through laughter and demands truth. To stand at her side, I must face the past I buried beneath music and charm. Serina: I was promised to a prince at twelve and punished when he refused me. I have never wanted a man's touch. When I heard of a goddess who builds her court on choice instead of obligation, I chose her over a crown. Gaia: I became mortal to restore balance to a violent world. I did not expect devotion. I did not expect to need it. But the world is unraveling, and the people I claimed as my own are the only thing standing between this world and ruin. Some sacrifices are made on thrones. Others are made in silence, in the dark, by people who never learned how to ask for what they need. I am Gaia. I protect what is mine. And I decide who stands at my side when crowns begin to fall. Fallen Crowns is a high-spice reverse harem dark romantasy featuring a morally gray assassin undone by love, a prince willing to sacrifice everything, a charming bard with a broken past, and a sapphic princess choosing herself and the goddess who answers cruelty with lust and power. For mature readers. Every book in the World of Gaia delivers a complete story. No cliffhangers. Perfect for fans of Katee Robert's Neon Gods, K.A. Knight's Court of Nightmares, and Invi Wright's The Female. [Read More]

Dark Fire and Diamonds - A Dark Dragon Shifter Romance

by Kryssie Fortune

Tropes: firstperson, characterdriven, dualpov

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Hope Wigfield has billions in the bank, a genius-level IQ, and a stubborn streak a mile, wide. What she doesn’t have is a belief in magic. But when she’s abducted, stripped and caged at a dark coven’s slave auction, the monsters of her nightmares become terrifyingly real… Enter Flynn Hemsworth. Former military captain, survivor of horrific experiments, and host to a blood-hungry dragon demon. He buys Hope to save her, but his inner beast demands he claim her forever. Flynn is dangerous, dominant, and the sexiest man Hope has ever met. When they uncover the coven master's plot to use harvested demon blood to launch a nuclear strike, Hope and Flynn are thrust into a deadly race against time. The only way to survive is to unlock the dormant magic burning in Hope's blood—a power that can only be unleashed through absolute, breathless surrender to the dragon who calls her mate. [Read More]

Masks and Moonbeams

by Kanika Singhal

Tropes: characterdriven, dualpov, strongfmc

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To be loved is to be known. Princess Lata moonlights as a vigilante and finds an ally worth dying for. But what does this man have to do with her good-for-nothing fiancé? Chakor captures the Moon God. Now she needs to let him go. Or watch him die. To keep her promise to her dying queen, General Ria lives her life under a mask. But an old friend returns, and now she has a choice – lose her heart or break her oath. Chitrani falls in love with a Snake prince as a child. Years later, why does her fiancé look so much like the boy she lost? And Kalindi – the village healer – tries to evict a long-healed warrior from her hut by making him do housework. She doesn’t know he is a prince. “... being truly seen beneath expectations, titles, and carefully guarded secrets.” – Amazon Reviewer, Canada “The romances are tender without being cheesy and the mix of mythology and folklore gives it personality.” – Amazon Reviewer, Spain In this collection of clean fantasy romance, five women find themselves seen — truly seen — by the last person they expected. Five stories. Five happy endings. No cliff-hangers. Masks and Moonbeams is the first book in the Of Queens and Rascals series — fantasy romance rooted in Indian mythology, folklore, and history — fierce heroines, heroes who earn their place, and love that sees through every mask. “... a shiny gate to escape from the reality of modern, fast-paced life.” – Amazon Reviewer, Germany [Read More]

IronBlood

by A.J Valenti

Tropes: slowburn, forcedproximity, firstperson

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Commander Devin Varish arrives at Senna Ardin's forge with armed riders and a summons from King Marekh. By sunset, she is leaving behind the village and the life she has fought so hard to build. No one will tell her when she can return. At the royal palace, Senna learns why Marekh wanted her: she possesses the rare ability to read the ancient script of the Lion-Rider, whose surviving texts hold secrets the king is desperate to uncover. Senna translates accounts of extraordinary powers that seem impossible to believe… until she herself begins experiencing things she cannot explain. When a deadly fire traps her with terrified children, something happens that defies everything she knows. The children escape, but for days afterward, Senna wakes gasping, convinced she is still surrounded by flames. Devin is the last man she should want, yet he becomes the one person she turns to as she searches for answers. Their early-morning combat lessons bring them dangerously close, and his infuriating self-control only makes her more determined to discover what lies beneath it. When their growing attraction finally gives way to stolen kisses and nights together, Senna finds herself wanting a future with the man who took her freedom. But Devin still serves the king. And he is keeping secrets. As Senna uncovers evidence that Marekh has deliberately cultivated the terror gripping Valum, she begins to understand how dangerous her discoveries have become. The king is watching her like a hawk, and if he realizes that the woman he brought into his palace is becoming something he cannot control, he will never let her leave alive. Devin may be the only man capable of protecting her, but doing so would mean betraying the king he has served for centuries. Senna has already trusted him with her heart. Soon, she may have to trust him with her life. [Read More]

Lightbreaker

by Tina Capricorn

Tropes: slowburn, forcedproximity, characterdriven

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“What if your magic killed the ones you love?” Chloe Lemair, last Aeorian witch in existence, knows the answer. Abstaining from her innate power, Chloe buries herself in work—cutting hair as a barber, and keeping the peace as warden of the last sanctuary for the magicborn in a world devastated by the Climate Event. Late one summer night, the world’s oldest living vampire walks into her shop. Vladimir Lazarus Shadowglass wastes no time baring truths about Chloe’s bloodline, duty and a burning connection her magic recognizes. He awakens powers she didn’t know she possessed—and a desire she swore she’d buried. However Vlad was sent by the Corporate Republic, a techno-fascist empire powered by stolen magic. Their aim? The complete control of all magic wielders on Earth, especially Chloe. Her devotion to Vlad is exactly the leverage they’ve been waiting for. If Chloe cannot separate destiny from manipulation, she risks losing not just the vampire who is becoming everything but the sovereignty of the last free place on Earth. A slow burn fantasy romance for readers who want magic, blood, and destiny that was written before time even existed. LIGHTBREAKER is set in the SHADOWGLASS UNIVERSE and takes place after the events of THE ANCHOR OF TIME. Standalone read with series context. [Read More]

His Captive Luna

by Sophi Liddell

Tropes: slowburn, forcedproximity, firstperson

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When the Alpha King pins me to the ground, declaring that I will be his new bride, I know I must obey. But if this brutal King ever discovers my secret life, he’ll kill me instantly. Which means my only choice is to run, and unfortunately, the King’s son, Auden, is hot on my trail. But Auden and I? Yeah. We know each other. Auden doesn’t remember the Midwinter night we spent together, and I’ve spent years making sure the secrets I carried away from that evening stay hidden. Now the Prince I’ve avoided ever since is the one chasing me down, intent on dragging me back to a marriage I cannot survive. Will I be able to keep my secrets safe? Or will the forbidden chemistry between us make Auden crave the one thing he can never have: his father’s bride? ★★★★★ For readers who love: Wolf Shifters Forbidden Royal Romance Forced Proximity One-Night Stand Secret Children ★★★★★ Full Disclosure: SLOW BURN book 1 within a series -- NO SPICE until later books!! (But worth it when it comes!) [Read More]

The Abyss

by Sapphire Rae

Tropes: firstperson, foundfamily, strongfmc

I thought I had ended it. The darkness I drove from the North has risen again, this time wearing flesh, hiding in a volcano that blankets everything in darkness. Its haze dulls my power until I am little more than mortal. Its army marches beneath a spiral drawn in blood. And at last, my enemy has a name. I sail west with the four men who have given decades of their lives to keep me whole. Together we awaken the elements within them and fight through a fortress of obsidian. We meet the horsewomen of an apocalypse, each one a twisted gift from the master we are hunting. Every victory costs us something we cannot get back. Then I reach the abyss and the man who rose from it. He tells me we are the same. The longer I stare into him, the harder it becomes to prove him wrong. To stop him, I may have to surrender the one thing I swore I never would. The Abyss is Book 9 in the World of Gaia series, a dark fantasy romance featuring reverse harem devotion, elemental awakening, high heat intimacy, blood and pain play, and themes of sacrifice, captivity, and survival. Intended for mature readers. Every book in the World of Gaia delivers a complete story. No cliffhangers. Perfect for fans of Katee Robert's Neon Gods, K.A. Knight's Court of Nightmares, and Invi Wright's The Female. [Read More]

The Runaway Prince

by Kanika Singhal

Tropes: slowburn, characterdriven, dualpov

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She broke up to save him. He ran to find her. Yaksha prince Samar is trapped – by his own curiosity – in the mortal world after his engagement with Jansthan’s princess Chandra ended. Anywhere else would have been acceptable, but he is stuck by the cruel princess’ side. As her maid. Princess Chandra doesn’t know that the new maid she hired is none other than the fiancé she left behind. So when she expects the maid to wait on her… Well, Prince Samar’s ego has never taken such a battering. Neither has his self-control. Worse, the princess seems to have taken a liking to her new maid. Samar gets treated like a Sakhi – Chandra’s dearest woman friend. He’d better not let the Yakshas find out about his humiliation. And yet, he can’t bring himself to leave. The Jansthan kingdom is starving under a spell that blinds its people to the truth. The queen they trust isn't who she pretends to be, and every day she rules, she drains more of the land's magic for herself. Chandra must break the spell before there's no kingdom left to save. She manipulated Samar into breaking their engagement. All to protect him from the queen's greed. No one can know, least of all Prince Samar, that Princess Chandra hides a secret – she is in love with her ex. Myths and Mortals: Book 1. A clean fantasy romance. No cliffhangers. HEA guaranteed. [Read More]

Ribbons and Royals

by Kanika Singhal

Tropes: characterdriven, dualpov, strongfmc

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What is divine without the devotee? Even the most powerful beings yearn to be truly seen. Five new stories from the world of gods, tyrants, princesses and rascals — and the one person in the world they cannot hide from. The princess of Mithila names her imaginary friend Vish, and tells him to come marry her. The princess who has decided the kindest thing she can do for the man she loves is make him hate her. The woman who lets a snake with an attitude into her house, and now he won’t leave. The princess of Chandanpur who recognises her childhood friend behind his disguise — and decides to have some fun with him. The tyrant who loses his entire reputation for tyranny because of one woman. Five stories. Five happy endings. No cliff-hangers. No exceptions. Gods and mortals, curses and kingdoms, love that outlasts every disguise. Ribbons and Royals is the third book in the Of Queens and Rascals series — fantasy romance rooted in Indian mythology, folklore, and history — fierce hearts, worthy loves, and the impossible relief of being truly known. [Read More]