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A Fire in the Flesh

Subgenre
romantasy
Edition year
2023-10-31
Rating
★ 4.0 · 116 ratingsExternal reader rating · Hardcover
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Sera and her lover Nyktos, the Primal ruler of the Shadowlands, are held captive by Kolis, the false King of the Gods, after a startling betrayal. Sera must survive the cruelty of Kolis's Court and navigate the chaotic king's erratic nature and twisted honor while he insists she is nothing more than a lie. As The Ascension comes upon her, revelations about the creation of the realms upend her understanding of her duty. Meanwhile, Nyktos is determined to keep Sera alive even if it means risking the destruction of the realms and failing to Ascend as the Primal of Life. With the War of Primals threatening and Kolis positioned to invade Dalos, hope rests on the foreseen unpredictable thread—something more powerful than the Fates.

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  • Captive Romance: “ends with both Sera and the dangerously seductive ruler of the Shadowlands she has fallen madly in love with being held captive by the false King of the Gods” source
  • Touch Her and Die: “Nyktos will do anything to keep Sera alive and give her the life she deserves. He'll even risk the utter destruction of the realms” source
  • Epic Saga: “prevent the forces of the Shadowlands from invading Dalos and igniting a War of Primals” source
  • Prophecy: “But there is that foreseen unexpected thread-the unpredictable, unknown, and unwritten” source
  • Strong Heroine: “Convincing Kolis won't be easy, though - not even with a lifetime of training” source
  • Chosen One: “The Ascension is upon her, and Sera is out of time” source
  • Fated Mates: “their destinies may be out of their hands” source

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kidnapping: “both Sera and the dangerously seductive ruler of the Shadowlands she has fallen madly in love with being held captive by the false King of the Gods” Source

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