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Frostweld

(2026)
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They were married to stop a war. The treaty was built to wake a dragon.

Seraine Lethran can repair any road, beacon, or bridge made of living frost. What she cannot repair is the old story that turned her mother into a traitor and her clan into an enemy of the people below the mountain.

When the White Accord demands that Seraine marry Torren Kald, heir to the rival Ostervane court, she expects a cold ceremony and a colder husband. She does not expect her forbidden gift to reveal that the marriage parchment has been altered, or that the treaty ring on Torren's hand is drawing heat from his body.

The wedding procession fractures in the Glass March, leaving Seraine and Torren trapped together in an abandoned beacon house. Their alliance begins with sharp questions, shared work, and a promise not to mistake duty for desire. It becomes far more dangerous when they uncover missing grain, hidden diagrams, and a third handprint inside the frost.

Someone has been using the White Accord to feed a treaty-engine beneath the Hollow Crown. The engine is not protecting the sleeping dragon beneath the mountain. It is harvesting Serravain's power while keeping both clans frightened enough to obey.

To save the courts, Seraine must expose the Rimeprint she has hidden since childhood. Torren must break the ring that made his body a public resource. And together they must discover whether a marriage written by other people can become a vow they choose for themselves.

Frostweld is a standalone adult fae and dragon romantasy featuring an arranged marriage, rival winter clans, forced proximity, a competent thawwright heroine, a protective heir, secret oath magic, a dragon witness, slow-burn tension, open-door intimacy, and a satisfying happily-ever-after.


Genre: Fantasy

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