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A Queen Torn

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Every queen has suitors, but hers are kings.

The crown on Queen Gwyneira’s head is a prize—and a target. Eldamar’s riches draw envy from all corners, and without magic in her bloodline, her armies alone cannot keep enemies at bay.

To save her people, she must wed. And two suitors stand before her.

Alaric the Twelfth of Ashvane—Dragon King, fire made flesh, commander of beasts whose shadows blot out the sun. Dangerous, magnetic, and unafraid to burn the world for her.

Luken the Sixth of Evermere—Griffin King, master of wind and talon, fierce in loyalty, and as alluring as the sky he rules.
Both can shield Eldamar. Both could break her heart.

As they court her with gifts, power, and promises, Gwyneira discovers the dangers of desire in a world where politics cut deeper than swords. Choosing one will unite kingdoms. Spurning the other could start a war.

But the greater risk may lie in her own heart… for she is falling for them both.

She rules a kingdom while they rule her heart.

785 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 20, 2025

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S.M. Moyo

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S.M. Moyo writes from a place of deep love for stories and the magic they bring. The journey began with a childhood spent devouring books and soon blossomed into a lifelong commitment to writing fiction. Having explored many storytelling landscapes, Moyo’s creative focus now rests primarily on romance, with occasional touches of fantasy and science fiction adding unexpected depth to each love story.

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July 7, 2026
Beginnings of an epic tale

So well written with such vivid descriptions of scenery and experiences. Undeniable passion from the dragon king couldn't be smothered. Vulnerable moments shared in those mountain caves the dragon king bared all the love, passion, and volatility dragons possess. You couldn't help but be team fire. Not sure of the intent but feather boy king had no chance. He seemed placid and didn't even fight for the hand of the queen. Didn't even know he could morph into a Was not wooed by him at all. Didn't need the oger developments to make my choice. Though that threw me (what the what now) thought this was a romance novel. Again with the vivid description shows , praised earlier now traumatized with visions of grim and horror. Was a little confused when using the assisted reader feature when driving and the storyline drifted into Gwyneira's flashbacks. Had to reread when I stopped. Goes to show you I couldn't stop devouring this book. Thank you for the adventure and I can't wait to read what comes next for the cousins and the battle for human lives.
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