Amid Clouds and Bones
“I want you. I want you as much as I loathe you—so much, it feels like I can’t breathe.” His parted lips dragged across my cheek, his whisper scathing near my ear. “Give me back my breath.”
A princess is determined to survive an arranged marriage to a heartless fae prince in this standalone enemies to lovers fantasy romance.
As the half faerie daughter of a human king, my days were spent tucked out of sight—until the Seelie Fae sought an alliance with our kingdom. In exchange for my father’s help in defeating their Unseelie enemies, I would wed Atakan the heartless.
The Seelie prince loathed everyone, but none more than me. Throughout the years leading to our nuptials, each encounter grew more terrifying than the last as he demonstrated how he’d earned his infamous reputation.
Fear would only doom me faster. So I learned to hide it with games I soon became happy to play. I wasn’t supposed to crave a monster. But just when I’d thought I might tame the untameable, fate intervened.
And delivered me straight to his enemy.
This fast-paced standalone features true enemies to lovers, bully romance, high heat, and a cast of morally grey and villainous characters. HEA, no cliffhanger.
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Ella Fields
In Ella Fields’ novels, love rarely arrives gently. It storms in, tangled with rivalry, dangerous loyalties, and emotions that refuse to behave. Readers who open one of her books quickly learn that romance, in her hands, is not simply about falling in love, it is about surviving it.
An Australian author who rose to prominence through independent publishing, Fields built her readership by writing the kind of emotionally charged romance that lingers long after the final chapter. Her early contemporary and new adult novels, including Suddenly Forbidden and Pretty Venom, introduced readers to her trademark style, intense relationships, flawed characters, and stories where heartbreak and devotion often walk side by side. Instead of tidy romantic arcs, her books explore jealousy, longing, betrayal, and the fragile moments where love might either heal or destroy.
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