The Breaker of Hearts

For romantic fantasy readers who grew up with the universe of Harry Potter, became enchanted with The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, and fell in love with A Court of Thorns and Roses. Dive into a must-read world of immortals, curses, and love that withstands generations.

Aubrey is on her last life.

As the nine-tailed fox, she’s already wasted not one—not two—but eight of her lives, with absolutely nothing to show for it. Just a centuries-long curse that dooms her to bloodshed and destruction, followed by a vengeful brother that’s determined to destroy her for good. Her one goal in life, to break her curse and become a human, has been thwarted again and again.

By an infuriating, deceitful, and arrogant prince.

Who, thanks to her father’s meddling, is set to be her husband.

Prince Hunter is the sole heir to the Fae throne. And as the lone survivor of a demon rampage that destroyed his family, he has a sworn duty to avenge. To destroy. To hunt down and eliminate any threat to his land. And killing his bride is the perfect way to save his people.

Because Aubrey is the Princess of Demons.

Navigating an ancient curse was bad enough. Now Aubrey must survive as a bride to a bloodthirsty prince, using the only advantage she has left: Prince Hunter doesn’t remember meeting her before.

He doesn’t remember betraying her in her eighth life. Or her seventh. Or chasing her through her sixth, fifth, fourth, third, second, and even first life.

Why does he keep finding her? Can he really not remember her?

And after all the times he’s broken her heart, does she want him to?

The Breaker of Hearts is the second book in the Aether University series, inspired by the tails of the Nine-tailed fox as well as Cinderella, with a “happily-ever-after” ending. It’s perfect for readers who enjoy Young Adult romance, angsty enemies to lovers, and a “WHO DID THIS TO YOU?” kind of a prince!

Please note: This book includes content that may be triggering. Themes include a struggle with addiction, childhood neglect, and suicidal intent. Read at your own discretion.