Kingdom of Villains
A dark fae prince with a beastly secret. A faerie princess with a curiosity for things better left alone. A bond that will turn enemies to lovers. A love that might cost them their lives…
I’d known exactly who he was—the Unseelie prince. But I hadn’t known just what he was.
I’d been fooled.The creature I’d formed a tentative friendship with in my family’s dungeon was not the gentle, intriguing prince I’d thought him to be.
He was a monster. A bloodthirsty beast.
And I’d helped him escape my uncle’s clutches.
Such a betrayal called for severe consequences, and the price of releasing the biggest threat our kingdom had faced in hundreds of years was not one I would survive.
But upon discovering my uncle’s foiled plans for their prince, the Unseelie demanded vengeance, and an agreement was made.
My savior and my doom returned, and this time, he wasn’t leaving without me.
Regardless of how I loathed him, the deceitful and dangerous male was my last hope. Yet when he looked at me, touched me, dared to love me, the beliefs I’d worn as armor began to melt.
I couldn’t let that happen.
Though avoiding fate would prove impossible when the only way to save my life was to surrender it by marrying the monster who’d destroyed it.
Kingdom of Villains is a complete standalone and is not connected to any other Ella Fields novel. No cliffhanger. It's a spicy enemies to lovers fantasy with a whirlwind, swoon-worthy romance.
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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.

