A Book of Royals and Deities

Why these tropes fit

In this dragon-rider romantasy, a battle-scarred heroine is claimed by a dragon as a reborn, prophesied rider and is tethered as the fated entwined mate of King Ziven, a former enemy turned devoted protector who must earn back her trust after past betrayals. As the second installment in The Lost Fae Riders series, the narrative weaves chosen-one destiny, enemies-to-lovers redemption, found-family bonds, and strong-heroine defiance into an epic saga of shattered magic, mounting lies, and a desperate ride to save a broken world.

Evidence from the source

• Dragon Romance: “This is a full-length fantasy, dragon-rider romance” source
• Enemies to Lovers: “He was once my enemy, but now he is the man who saved my life over and over” source
• Found Family: “This is a full-length fantasy, dragon-rider romance with an enemy who might become a lover, found family” source
• Chosen One: “I have waited for your rebirth, Story Dehana. Now we ride to save this world” source
• Fae Romance: “A Book of Royals and Deities is the second book in The Lost Fae Riders Series” source
• High Fantasy: “This is a full-length fantasy, dragon-rider romance” source

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