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Bride. Idol. Betrayer.
Promised to a villainous future king, Sabine once dreamed of forsaking everything for the huntsman who captured her heart. But Wolf’s devastating betrayal locks her in another prison: the sinful court of her betrothed. There, she forges an unexpected alliance with her future husband. He’s ambitious. Handsome. Surprisingly complex. Together, they might save the kingdom of Astagnon from a waking evil—but in harnessing her power, she risks becoming what she most despises.
Huntsman. Fighter. Sinner.
Wolf believed betraying Sabine was the only way to ensure her safety. Now, tormented by the sight of another man’s ring on her finger, his role as her bodyguard keeps him achingly close to the woman he can’t have. To hide Sabine’s dangerous secret even from herself—and to stop a coming war—he ventures to the enemy’s borders. What awaits him is an explosive discovery that thrusts him into a dark past he thought was long buried.
In a dance of danger and desire, it’s more than their lives in peril—it's their hearts at war.
In the second installment of the Godkissed Bride series, Evie Marceau delivers another captivating romantic fantasy where love defies destiny, fae gods rise, and hearts are set ablaze. Perfect for fans who love arranged marriage, fae lore, spice, and enemies-to-lovers romance.
452 pages, Paperback
Published March 22, 2024
“Little violet,” he says, “when my heart was cold, you warmed it. When my soul was sick, you healed me. When I thought loneliness was my lot, you were at my side.” As his thumb blazes across my bottom lip, his throat jumps in a hard swallow. “Do I love you? With the gods as my witness, you are the only thing in this life I have ever loved. I was broken before meeting you—hell, I still am. But you breathed life into an ember I thought was forever extinguished. I loved you the night you asked me that question. I loved you in the waterfall cave. I loved you when I killed the raiders who dared to touch you. I think I’ve always loved you, Sabine Darrow—I just didn’t know it. Because I didn’t know what love was before you.”
“Now that I finally have you,” he murmurs, “I’m never letting you go. If I lost you, the seven kingdoms would burn to ash in the wake of my fury. You’re my reason for living. My beginning, my middle, and my damn end.”
Little violet, you’re the dream I dare not wake from. The dream I never thought I could make real.”