A romance-forward reaper romantasy with an established couple, fierce found family, a touch-her-and-die shadow hero and a rebellion against the gods of death.
He was sent to erase her. Now, he will burn the afterlife to protect her.
Soraya Peterman survived her own murder, but the target on her back has only grown larger. Trapped in the foreign realm of Faelora, she is no longer just a misplaced soul fighting to survive. She is a threat to the gods who rule death itself, and they will stop at nothing to destroy her.
Rhyker has shattered every law he once lived by. Once the afterlife’s most ruthless weapon, the Reaper they called Death now answers only to his devotion to her.
He will stand against the gods who once commanded him. Slaughter anything that threatens her. Defend the woman who saved him from eight centuries of torment.
But they cannot win this war alone.
Hunted across every court with a massive bounty on their heads, Soraya and Rhyker must rely on the loyal allies who escaped the Shadowveil beside them. Together, they will cross a beautiful but brutal realm and discover why the Veil Lords fear Soraya enough to erase every trace of the truth.
They want Soraya’s soul.
They are welcome to try to take it.
The Veil Lords are about to learn a lethal lesson: they can demand her death, or they can survive his wrath.
They cannot do both.
Shadow’s Claim is Book Two in the Reaper’s Ruin Trilogy, perfect for readers who love established-couple romantasy, protective shadow daddies, fierce found family, fae court intrigue and rebellions against corrupt gods.
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Praise for the Reaper’s Ruin Trilogy:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The dynamic between Rhyker (Death) and Soraya had me screaming internally and turning pages like my life depended on it
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Rhyker as a dark shadow daddy MMC, yes please.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The rules of the afterlife were thoughtful and creative.
★ ★ ★ ★ ��� It was like watching a movie in my head every time I was reading.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Rhyker and Soraya are 100% a new favorite couple.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
He was sent to erase her. Now, he will burn the afterlife to protect her.
Soraya Peterman survived her own murder, but the target on her back has only grown larger. Trapped in the foreign realm of Faelora, she is no longer just a misplaced soul fighting to survive. She is a threat to the gods who rule death itself, and they will stop at nothing to destroy her.
Rhyker has shattered every law he once lived by. Once the afterlife’s most ruthless weapon, the Reaper they called Death now answers only to his devotion to her.
He will stand against the gods who once commanded him. Slaughter anything that threatens her. Defend the woman who saved him from eight centuries of torment.
But they cannot win this war alone.
Hunted across every court with a massive bounty on their heads, Soraya and Rhyker must rely on the loyal allies who escaped the Shadowveil beside them. Together, they will cross a beautiful but brutal realm and discover why the Veil Lords fear Soraya enough to erase every trace of the truth.
They want Soraya’s soul.
They are welcome to try to take it.
The Veil Lords are about to learn a lethal lesson: they can demand her death, or they can survive his wrath.
They cannot do both.
Shadow’s Claim is Book Two in the Reaper’s Ruin Trilogy, perfect for readers who love established-couple romantasy, protective shadow daddies, fierce found family, fae court intrigue and rebellions against corrupt gods.
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Praise for the Reaper’s Ruin Trilogy:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The dynamic between Rhyker (Death) and Soraya had me screaming internally and turning pages like my life depended on it
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Rhyker as a dark shadow daddy MMC, yes please.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The rules of the afterlife were thoughtful and creative.
★ ★ ★ ★ ��� It was like watching a movie in my head every time I was reading.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Rhyker and Soraya are 100% a new favorite couple.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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