Curse of the Fae · #2

A Bride for the Winter King

A Fated Mates Fantasy Romance

Anya J Cosgrove

9.0 / 10
2 expectations

Can the Winter King truly love? Or am I doomed to follow his past queens to the grave?

I’m a shadow huntress in dire need of revenge. When a Fae prince asks me to participate in the Yule pageant and spy on the Winter King, I rise to the occasion.

He tells me I’m a ringer for the dead queen, and that I don’t have to win the pageant or get married in the end.

He forgot to mention I’d lose everything in the meantime—including my heart.

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My kingdom needs a queen, and so I marry.

Every year I marry, and suffer.

Every year, I lose her all over again.

This endless curse is meant to punish me for what I’ve done, with no hope of release. As Winter King, death shall never come for me.

Until the ghost of my first love shows up on my doorstep.

This novel is a full-length romantasy and is part of an interconnected series with a story arc spanning multiple books. Each book features a different romance and a new couple. Since it's closely connected and contains spoilers for Book 1, I highly recommend reading A Deal with the Shadow King first.

A dangerous competition sets the stage for this enemies-to-lovers, fated mates romance. Steamy. 18+. Full list of triggers inside.

Fated Mates

Enemies-to-lovers

Arranged marriage (Reality Show)

Explicit Novel

  • Romance
  • Romantasy
  • Arranged Marriage
  • Fae Royal
  • Fairytale
  • Dark Fantasy
  • Fantasy Romance
  • Fated Mates
  • Dark
  • Enemies-to-lovers
Published
September 19, 2024
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Edited Oct 12, 2024 04:39

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