The Huntress and the Crow

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Genres

Magical Romance, Fantasy Adventure, Morally Grey Characters, Enemies To Lovers, Forced Proximity, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Abuse, Sex, Profanity, Death, and Violence

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Publication Date

Jan 12, 2027

Page Length

346 pages

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The Huntress and the Crow

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Blurb

She was sent to learn his magic, then assassinate him. Falling in love was never part of the plan.

Myn, raised in exile among the tatters of a once-great warrior clan, is sent back to the kingdom that cast her people out. Her mission: to apprentice under the reclusive magician Crow—and kill him for his role in her clan's ruin.

But as she trains in his tower, Myn discovers that Crow is not the monster she was promised, but a scarred man shaped by manipulation… much like she herself has been. When assassins strike and the two are forced to fight side by side, a dangerous attraction grows between them.

Myn faces a terrible choice: betray her people, or destroy the man she is beginning to love.

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Genres

Magical Romance, Fantasy Adventure, Morally Grey Characters, Enemies To Lovers, Forced Proximity, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Abuse, Sex, Profanity, Death, and Violence

Type of Ending

AI Usage^Beta

Series

Not part of a series

Author Prefers A Review On

Goodreads or Amazon

Reader Spots Remaining

Number of days to read

Publication Date

Jan 12, 2027

Page Length

346 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Author

Amy DeBellis's writing has been nominated multiple times for the Pushcart Prize and The Best of the Net, has appeared in the Wigleaf Top 50 Longlist, and can be found in X-R-A-Y, Uncharted, Passages North, Write or Die, Trampset, Pithead Chapel, Fractured, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, and over 50 other literary journals.

She has served as the judge for two literary contests: The Feign Lit Fiction Prize and the Moonlit Getaway Fiction Prize.

Her literary inspirations include Donna Tartt (her favorite novel of all time is The Secret History), Chuck Palahniuk, R.F. Kuang, Mona Awad, Hanya Yanagihara, and Carmen Maria Machado.

Alongside her fiction, she is passionate about raising awareness of chronic illness, and advocates for greater understanding of the disabled community.