ROSE
Every night, I wake up breathless, aching from dreams of a dark lover whose touch brands me as his. I tell myself he’s not real. That I’m not losing my mind.
Then fae lords break into my apartment and tell me the man from my dreams is real—and worse, he’s a mad lord who slaughtered his own people. They trapped him in a fae hell, but after a century of torment, he escaped. And they blame me.
They say the barrier between our worlds is weakening, and the dark lord stands in the way of sealing the veil.
Now I’m locked in a castle of secrets, surrounded by fae lords preparing a ritual meant to sever my soul-deep bond with Cassiel—and use me as bait.
But at the altar, I falter. A twisted part of me craves him. And when he crashes the ceremony, hidden in the shadows, he sees.
That single, unguarded heartbeat seals my fate, binding me to the lord who will burn worlds to claim me.
I can’t make the mistake again. For if the barrier collapses, demons will invade my world.
If I have to, I’ll kill Cassiel myself, even if my heart bleeds.
CASSIEL
I didn’t claw my way out of fae hell to lose the one thing that ever felt real.
She came to me in her dreams, melting the ice in my chest, calling me back from oblivion. Her warmth is mine. Her soul is mine. She is mine.
They say I’m cursed. A monster. Maybe I am.
I will happily watch the veil between our worlds collapse before I let anyone take her from me.
The other six lords want me to surrender my throne and claim her power for themselves.
Let them try.
Because if I were framed for the crimes that damned me…
Then the real monsters are still free. And more dangerous than demons threatening our realms.
And they’re coming for us both.
THE SEVENTH LORD is a scorching fae romantasy packed with dream-walking seduction, fated mates, touch-her-and-die energy, and one hell of a shadow daddy. Expect: one bed, one shower, forbidden magic, broken alpha males, sacred bond rituals, and a heroine who’s done being powerless.
Perfect for readers who like their romance dark, dangerous, and impossible to put down.
While this is book one in a duology, it can be read as a standalone story with a full arc and no cliffhanger.
