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THORNS OF THE NIGHT COURT
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- romantasy
- Edition year
- 2026-04-15
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Soraya Vel Ashan, a magic-less exile surviving on contract work in the deadlands, accepts Lord Caedris's mission: infiltrate the Night Court, get close to Prince Fenrin, and end him. Though truth-magic marks every lie, Fenrin sees through her cover yet inexplicably reaches toward her. She then discovers her silver hair is not a wound but a three-century-old bloodline carrying the only magic that can seal a darkness pressing against a door in the dead land. The truth emerges that Caedris never sent her to kill a prince—he sent her to remove the lock from a door he wants opened.
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- Enemies to Lovers: “She was sent to kill him. She never planned to want to save him.” source
- Betrayal: “Caedris did not send her to kill a prince. He sent her to remove the lock from a door he wants opened.” source
- Hidden Identity: “the kind of man who has already seen through her cover and chosen, inexplicably, to reach toward her anyway” source
- Court Intrigue: “Infiltrate the Night Court. Get close to Prince Fenrin.” source
- Chosen One: “It is a bloodline three centuries old — carrying the only magic capable of sealing a darkness that has been pushing against a door in the dead land” source
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