Ravan Tempest writes dark, steamy paranormal romance that will consume your weekends and haunt your dreams.
Dragons. Wolves. Fated mates who defy destiny. Ancient curses. Impossible choices. Love worth dying for.
Her debut series, The Eternal Bond Series, is a completed 5-book paranormal romance saga featuring dragon shifters, wolf guardians, and cursed hybrids bound by fate—and hunted by it.
If you love Kresley Cole, G.A. Aiken, and Donna Grant, you're going to be obsessed.
Start the series with Shadows of the Cursed Dragon and don't say I didn't warn you.
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A tragic, romantic, beautifully painful twist on mermaid lore Selene is a mermaid being punished for sparing a drowning man’s life, and that punishment shapes every part of this story. Forced onto legs and stripped of her singing voice—very much in the spirit of the old Little Mermaid fairy tale—she can still speak and hum, but not truly sing. That detail felt unusual, and it added to the sense that she’s living in a body that isn’t fully hers. Then she meets Elias, a musician who is already dying. Their connection is instant and emotional, but it comes with a terrible cost: the more time Selene spends with him, the faster his life slips away. The only way to save her is for him to love her… and loving her is exactly what will kill him. It’s sad and romantic at the same time, a slow ache of a story where every moment between them feels borrowed. The author notes that this isn’t a traditional happily‑ever‑after, and that’s absolutely true. It’s a hopeful ending, not a happy one, and I found myself wishing they could eventually get the true HEA they deserve—even though this book doesn’t give it to them. My only real struggle was with the sense of time. The story mentions days passing, but the pacing feels so tight that it reads like everything happens in just a few days. The emotional beats land, but the timeline feels compressed. Even so, I do recommend this book. It’s a beautifully tragic love story with a unique twist on siren lore, and it leaves you thinking long after the last page—just go in knowing it doesn’t end with them riding off into a sunset together
Ravan's style of pointed metaphors and stylised imagery comes out in full force with this ocean heavy tragedy. No HEA, illness, hurt/comfort, paranormal romance between an exiled Siren and a Tragic artist. The descriptions of how the music warps and twists are masterful, demanding the reader feel every twist of the knife that are the rules of breaking the sea's promise. The tangle between Selene and Elias is both physical and spiritual, where they have a dual need to express their frustrations which bring them both out of themselves towards something new. It could be described as cozy.
Wanting Selene and Elias. They call to each other through music and the sea. They are meant for each other, if they only have patience, faith and love.
I loved Selene and Elias. they proved that no matter, with faith and love anything can happen. a beautifully written story within these short pages. I really enjoyed reading this