"Romantasy readers wont be able to turn the pages fast enough."Publishers Weekly
"Masterful storytelling with a female protagonist worth rooting for."#1 NYT bestselling author Rebecca Yarros
Explosive and enthralling romantasy debut from New York Times bestselling author Rachel Howzell Hall...
Thrown into a desolate land of sickness and unnatural beasts, Kai wakes in the woods with no idea who she is or how she got there. All she knows is that if she cannot reach the Sea of Devour, even this hellscape will get worse. But when she sees the village blacksmith fight invaders with unspeakable skill, she decides to accept his offer of help.
Too bad hes as skilled at annoying her as he is at fighting.
As she searches for answers, Kai only finds more questions, especially regarding the blacksmith who can ignite her body like a flame, then douse it with ice in the next breath.
And no one is whator whothey appear to be in the kingdom of Vinevridth, including the man whose secrets might be as deadly as the land itself.
Genre: Fantasy
"Masterful storytelling with a female protagonist worth rooting for."#1 NYT bestselling author Rebecca Yarros
Explosive and enthralling romantasy debut from New York Times bestselling author Rachel Howzell Hall...
Thrown into a desolate land of sickness and unnatural beasts, Kai wakes in the woods with no idea who she is or how she got there. All she knows is that if she cannot reach the Sea of Devour, even this hellscape will get worse. But when she sees the village blacksmith fight invaders with unspeakable skill, she decides to accept his offer of help.
Too bad hes as skilled at annoying her as he is at fighting.
As she searches for answers, Kai only finds more questions, especially regarding the blacksmith who can ignite her body like a flame, then douse it with ice in the next breath.
And no one is whator whothey appear to be in the kingdom of Vinevridth, including the man whose secrets might be as deadly as the land itself.
Genre: Fantasy
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