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Prince of Then

Subgenre
romantasy
Edition year
2022-10-06
Rating
★ 4.5 · 2 ratingsExternal reader rating · Hardcover
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A brooding fae prince afflicted by an ancient curse captures a human healer, mistaking her for a sorceress, and forces her to help him recover in a one-bed cottage deep in the woods of Faery. The romance pivots on this forced proximity and captive dynamic, complicated by the reveal that she is his prophesied fated mate whose kisses restore his waning power. Their adversarial beginning shifts toward an enemies-to-lovers arc as the curse and the threat to his kingdom form the backdrop to their HEA-bound bond.

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  • Captive Romance: “he captures a human girl” source
  • Curse: “subdue the curse burning through his blood” source
  • Fated Mates: “fears he'll never find his fated mate” source
  • Only One Bed: “inside a one-bed cottage” source
  • Forced Proximity: “he forces her to help him” source

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Reading order Book 4

Juno Heart · Work-level source
Reading order: Book 4 of Black Blood Fae
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Series Black Blood Fae

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Series: Black Blood Fae
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Trope enemies to lovers

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Each book in this enemies-to-lovers series
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Trope fated mates

Juno Heart · Work-level source
he’ll never find his fated mate
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Trope one bed

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inside a one-bed cottage
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