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Princeweaver
- Subgenre
- romantasy
- Edition year
- 2027-01-21
- Rating
- ★ 3.9 · 4 ratingsExternal reader rating · Hardcover
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Set in a war-occupied high-fantasy kingdom, anxious apothecary Meilyr, who harbors forbidden nature-infused magic, is politically engaged to invading prince Osian in a marriage meant to end the conflict between his homeland and Osian’s forces. Forced into close proximity, the pair must collaborate to catch a murderer targeting Osian’s court nobles with the same magic Meilyr wields, as suspicion towards Meilyr rises and the killer’s revenge plot for Meilyr’s homeland threatens the crown. Navigating cutthroat court intrigue and growing danger, Meilyr’s feelings for Osian deepen into a slow-burn romance, even as hiding his true identity puts both their lives at risk.
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- Court Intrigue: “Between court politics, unwieldy magic and a murderer on the loose, Meilyr must keep his wits about him.” source
- Hidden Identity: “Now, he is in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse to hide his true self” source
- High Fantasy: “Born with forbidden, nature-infused magic in an occupied land, anxious apothecary Meilyr survives by keeping his head down.” source
- Revenge Plot: “When nobles in Osian's court are gruesomely murdered by the same magic that flows through his veins, Meilyr realises someone is seeking revenge for his homeland.” source
- Slow Burn: “Especially as his feelings for Osian grow deeper with every passing day...” source
- Arranged Marriage: “Until he ends up engaged to invading prince Osian in order to save his brother's life.” source
- Forced Proximity: “As suspicion towards him grows, he and the prince work together to uncover the killer or risk losing the crown - or their lives.” source
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