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A Court of Ash and Midnight

(2025)
(The first book in the Ash and Midnight series)
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He's the dark Fae loner even the other Fae stay away from.
Loving him might just break her...


Embyr has been hunted her whole life… or what she can remember of it. She’s survived on grit alone, with nothing and no one, until she’s taken to a mountain fortress where she’s the only human surrounded by Fae who hate her. And the most dangerous of them all is Daemon, the
shadow-wielding warrior and traitor to the crown.

Inside the walls of Shadow’s Keep, life is even more perilous than before. Someone is trying to kill her, and all bets are on Daemon. He’s ruthless and deadly, but Embyr can’t fight the connection that burns between them.
When fate binds them together in a tournament of blood and magic, their bond unleashes something within her she never knew was there. And it might destroy not only them, but the world itself.

If you love:
  • Dark, brooding Fae shadow daddies

    Enemies-to-lovers

    Slow burn with a spicy pay-off

    Touch her and d*e vibes

    Magical schools and tournaments


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    "A dark and addictive fantasy that casts a spell." Goodreads

    "I have been in a fantasy reading slump and this book got me out of it fast! Hurry up and go read it..." Goodreads

    "...perfect for fans of slow-burn love stories wrapped in danger, secrets, and shadowy magic." Goodreads

    A Court of Ash and Midnight is a darkly romantic, enemies-to-lovers, slow-burn fantasy perfect for readers who crave danger, desire, and a morally gray shadow daddy you’ll never forget. From the author of the bestsellers House of Gilded Nightmares and City of Night comes the next tale in the connected Crowns of Aureon series. It’s the first in a series.


    Genre: Paranormal Romance

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