In the explosive second installment of The Heirs of the Shattered Veil, a would-be queen bound to the assassin sent to kill her infiltrates a treacherous royal court in a dark romantasy filled with slow-burn enemies-to-lovers yearning, fated mates, dragons, betrayal, and feminine rage.

'I am the Rupture. And I do not bow to the King.'
She was born to be a Queen. The world would kneel or break before her.

He bled for me. He swore he'd burn the world with me. And tomorrow, he marries her.

The bond was never supposed to survive the dead zone. I was never supposed to survive the bond.

But now my soul is tethered to the male who was sent to kill me—a connection so volatile it could kill us long before the king does.

I am wearing grey wool in a palace full of silk. I am six steps and one stone wall from the male who will not look at me in daylight, but finds my hand in the dark.

Surrounded by a court built on beautiful lies and a king who thinks suffering can be hidden if the right kind of body holds it...he thinks I'm his guest of honor.

He has no idea what I came to do.

'You wanted a monster. You made one. And monsters don't stay caged forever.'

TROPES:
-Enemies to lovers and fated mates
-Morally gray and feminine rage
-Court intrigue and betrayal
-Found family and dragons
-Slow-burn yearning
-Emotional damage
-Comic relief and situational comedy
-Forced proximity
-High-stakes cliffhanger and emotional devastation