The prophecy says she must kill the dragon. The bond shows her who wrote the lie.
Evara Avel has spent ten years reading the afterlight left inside other people's prophecies. She knows the difference between a warning and a command. She also knows what happens to seers who refuse the court.
So when the Archseer orders her to travel to the world's edge and kill Veyrith, the dragon blamed for the coming Ravensunder, Evara takes the blackglass knife and goes. Her escort is Caedren Sablemark, a disgraced fae warden with an injured shoulder, a careful mouth, and orders of his own: bring her home, bring back the dragon's storm-heart, and ask no questions.
At the Far Seam, Evara touches the dragon's scale and sees the prophecy's missing truth. Veyrith is not destroying the boundary. Veyrith is holding it closed. The court erased the consent mark from an ancient warning, then built its power on the forgery.
Now Evara and Caedren must return with proof before the court turns the whole city against them. To expose the villain, they will need a dragon's memory, a drowned archive, and enough courage to choose each other when fate would be easier.
Ravensunder is a standalone prophecy-bound fae and dragon romance with enemies-to-allies tension, forced proximity, a hidden-power heroine, a morally compromised court, open-door heat, a dragon who is a person, and a hard-won HEA.
Genre: Fantasy
Evara Avel has spent ten years reading the afterlight left inside other people's prophecies. She knows the difference between a warning and a command. She also knows what happens to seers who refuse the court.
So when the Archseer orders her to travel to the world's edge and kill Veyrith, the dragon blamed for the coming Ravensunder, Evara takes the blackglass knife and goes. Her escort is Caedren Sablemark, a disgraced fae warden with an injured shoulder, a careful mouth, and orders of his own: bring her home, bring back the dragon's storm-heart, and ask no questions.
At the Far Seam, Evara touches the dragon's scale and sees the prophecy's missing truth. Veyrith is not destroying the boundary. Veyrith is holding it closed. The court erased the consent mark from an ancient warning, then built its power on the forgery.
Now Evara and Caedren must return with proof before the court turns the whole city against them. To expose the villain, they will need a dragon's memory, a drowned archive, and enough courage to choose each other when fate would be easier.
Ravensunder is a standalone prophecy-bound fae and dragon romance with enemies-to-allies tension, forced proximity, a hidden-power heroine, a morally compromised court, open-door heat, a dragon who is a person, and a hard-won HEA.
Genre: Fantasy
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