Fated to the Sun and Stars: Dark Fantasy Romance 4-Book Boxset

by Zara Storm

Genres: Fantasy, Dark Romance

1745 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 24, 2026

About the author

For readers who love clever heroines and twisty plots that keep you thinking.

Zara Storm writes fantasy romance with dark, compelling heroes and sassy, competent heroines. Her debut series is The Gold Weaver series. Zara loves fast-paced books with adventure, magic, strong characters, a rough-edged hero, and spicy romance.

Zara lives in Colorado with her husband, their two kids, her scaredy cat pit-bull mix, and their feisty cat who is queen of the house. When she’s not writing, she loves to read, hike the mountains, and travel to new places, but she’ll cop to the fact that she spends too much time watching Tiktok videos and she can endlessly watch Lucifer and Vampire Diaries.

You can connect with Zara on Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram, and her website.

Reviews

[Simone | simonesbookshelf · Rating 5 out of 5]

⭐ Overall Rating: 4.5 Stars
Books Included:
- Curse of the Sun and Stars
- Forged in Flame and Shadow
- Prisoner of Darkness and Dreams
- Bond of Soul and Darkness

✨ The Vibe
Fast-paced, addictive romantasy with excellent slow-burn tension, morally grey characters, dangerous magic, political conflict, and a growing found family that makes you emotionally attached before you even realize it.

This series blends the emotional intensity and romance-forward style of Powerless, From Blood and Ash, and The Plated Prisoner while still managing to create its own identity through its world-building, magic system, and character dynamics.

It has that perfect “just one more chapter” energy that makes it incredibly hard to stop reading.

📚 What the Series Is About (No Spoilers)
In a world divided by kingdoms, fragile alliances, and dangerous magic, Ana discovers that she is far more than the powerless girl she believed herself to be.

As ancient powers awaken and political tensions rise, she finds herself tied to Prince Leon—a feared fae prince with blood on his hands and secrets of his own. Together, they’re forced into an uneasy alliance that slowly turns into something far more dangerous. Because in this world, power comes with a cost—and love may be the most destructive force of all.

🖤 My Reading Experience
What stood out most to me about this series was how unbelievably bingeable it is. The pacing across the books keeps things moving constantly, and even when there were slower moments, I always wanted to continue reading to see what happened next.

The world-building is especially well done. Throughout the series, the characters travel across all three kingdoms, which allows the reader to slowly piece together how the world functions without feeling overwhelmed by endless exposition. I really appreciated this approach because it gave enough detail to fully visualize each place while still keeping the story moving.

The magic system was another highlight for me. It feels unique while still being easy to follow, with different levels and variations of power that all serve specific purposes within the story. It added depth to the world without becoming overly complicated.

That said, book three was definitely the slowest installment for me. It was still enjoyable, but there were moments where the pacing dragged slightly compared to the stronger momentum of the other books. While I’d rate book three closer to 4 stars, the rest of the series easily sits in the 4.5–5 star range for me.

The characters are truly what make this series work so well. Morgana (Ana) has such a satisfying character arc throughout the books. Watching her slowly realize that she isn’t weak—not emotionally, physically, or magically—was incredibly rewarding. You can really see her grow into both her powers and her role as a queen. I especially loved seeing her strategic side develop over time.

The only thing that felt slightly unrealistic to me was how quickly she accepted her royal identity despite never knowing her parents or her true background beforehand.

Leon, meanwhile, is exactly the kind of morally grey love interest I personally adore. Protective, intense, dangerous, and fully operating in “hurt her and you die” territory. He can definitely be a bit blunt at times, but his dynamic with Ana works incredibly well, especially as their relationship evolves throughout the series.

And the romance? Exactly what I want from romantasy.

It’s spicy, emotionally charged, slow-burning, and messy in the best way. They move from enemies to lovers, back into conflict again, and through betrayal, miscommunication, loyalty, and growth. Their relationship constantly evolves instead of feeling static, which keeps the emotional tension strong across multiple books.

The found-family aspect also became one of my favorite parts of the series. Watching this group slowly come together added so much warmth to the story. I especially enjoyed the fae soldiers and their group dynamic, with Alastor standing out the most outside of Leon. Tira fitting right in with everyone warmed my heart as well.

I do wish there had been slightly more banter and humor woven throughout the group interactions. Stratton especially gave me strong Quicksilver Carrion Swift or Fourth Wing Ridoc energy, and I would’ve loved even more of that chaotic comic relief.

The only aspect that didn’t fully work for me were some of the POV choices. While Sophos and Corrin helped shape the larger story, I wasn’t personally very invested in their perspectives. I found myself wishing we had gotten POVs from characters like Damia (earlier on) or Oclanna instead, as I think they could’ve added even more emotional depth and complexity to the story.

The villain, however, was absolutely horrifying in the best possible way. The oppression, cruelty, and injustice throughout the series run incredibly deep, and he genuinely felt irredeemable. It’s been a while since I’ve read a fantasy villain that made me this consistently angry.

💭 What Didn’t Fully Work for Me
- Book three slowed the pacing down noticeably compared to the other installments.
- Some POV choices felt less engaging than others, and I occasionally wished certain side characters had received more page time instead.
- There were also a few moments where character decisions or emotional reactions felt a little too quickly accepted, particularly surrounding Ana’s royal identity.

🔥 Tropes & Elements
- Enemies-to-Lovers
- Morally Grey Love Interest
- Found Family
- Political Fantasy
- Hidden Powers
- Alliances & Betrayals
- Slow Burn Romance
- “Who Did This to You?” Energy
- Fae & Magical Creatures
- Protective / Possessive MMC

💔 Emotional Impact
Emotional damage level: 2/5

While this series leans more addictive and exciting than devastatingly emotional, there are definitely moments throughout the books that hit hard emotionally and leave a lasting impact.

👀 Who Should Read This?
If you love romantasy with addictive pacing, morally grey love interests, strong slow-burn romance, political tension, magical powers, and found-family dynamics, I would absolutely recommend this series.

Especially if you enjoyed series like Powerless, Blood and Ash, or The Plated Prisoner.

🫶 Final Thoughts
I absolutely loved this series.

Even with a few slower moments and some POV choices that didn’t fully work for me, the combination of addictive pacing, evolving romance, immersive world-building, and lovable characters completely pulled me in.

This has easily earned a place in my top 10 favorite romantasy series, and I’ll absolutely be recommending it to fellow fantasy romance readers.

📢 Disclosure: Thank you to NetGalley and Zara Storm for providing an ARC box set. All opinions are my own.

[lizface · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you like a series with secret royalty, elemental magic, fae, political intrigue, and of course some spice 😉 then you should definitely pick this series up! Wonderfully paced and full of action and romance. You never bore, I mean I never did. 🤭

Fated to the Sun and Stars is an AMAZING series. Following Ana as she learns her true identity and why her family hid her away for years and is thrown into life as a royal. She shortly learns it is not as glamorous as it may seem. After an assassination attempt on her life goes awry Leon, The Nightmare Prince, takes the opportunity to drag Ana out with him as a hostage. As the 2 are pushed together throughout their time traveling, it becomes harder to resist the other, and Ana begins to learn she’s not as powerless as she once thought. As if that wasn’t enough now the Temple is “cleansing” the land, and starting with the small village she grew up in. Will she be able to harness the ability to control her power enough to save her people?
Ana and Tira are still plotting to get away from Leon and the rest of the fae. But does Ana really want to leave them or is she upset more truths have been kept from her?
Working past those feelings as they arrive at the Lyceum for Ana’s training she learns why Leon is so adamant about her coming to the palace. She just might be his saving grace.
After their time in the fae palace they run into a rebellion and who is their leader is someone they all were not expecting.
With the Temple still hunting down any Solari the time to work together is now. And boy do things blow up.
In book 3 we get some action and a lot more depth about our villain.
Our story begins with our FMC, Ana, in a precarious situation. And Leon desperately trying everything in his power to find her. As their fae friends come up with a plan using an old locating spell they are able to finally find her. They all soon learn how far the Grand Bearer is willing to go to become the “God” he believes he is owed to be. Unfortunately his means to become that is at the cost of the most innocent. Will they be able to stop Caledon before he touches the poor souls?
I knew the final book of this series was going to be EXPLOSIVE!!! And absolutely PERFECT. I wouldn’t change a thing.
I was so happy that the issue that rolled over from book 3 was resolved quite quickly. I didn’t want it to drag on too much because I knew there was a lot more to come. And Zara didn’t make me wait! Also the way it was resolved was amazing.

I really enjoyed the pacing in this story. It was fast enough that I didn’t feel bogged down by too much information or descriptions, and long enough to where I didn’t feel I was reading a short story or novella. I enjoyed all of the side characters! Eryx was a surprise at the end, wasn’t expecting him to agree so easily 😆
The tension between Ana and Leon is my favorite thing in book 2, other than the amazing powers everyone has!
I have to point out how Zara manages to give us tension with a teensy bit of miscommunication but fixes it immediately. Bravo!👏
Miscommunication is my least favorite trope, but I have to admit some of the tension and banter built from it can work when done right.
The training Ana goes through and meeting her new “friend” were some of my favorite bits. Also the found family bit I was like 😱
Sophos parts in book 2 absolutely wrecked me. I feel so bad for him and his family, I was curious to see what he did next.
I loved the trip to Agathyre and seeing Etusca again 🥹
Ana is such a strong FMC, she has endured so much and she still is. Even when she feels like she wants to just curl up and hide from the world she perseveres and continues on her mission.
Having Corrin’s POV was wonderful! I enjoyed that a lot.
I started to feel a bit bad for dear Sophos in book 3.
I knew the final book of this series was going to be EXPLOSIVE!!! And absolutely PERFECT. I wouldn’t change a thing.

I was so happy that the issue that rolled over from book 3 was resolved quite quickly. I didn’t want it to drag on too much because I knew there was a lot more to come. And Zara didn’t make me wait! Also the way it was resolved was amazing.
The challenge of the throne/s 👀 was definitely some of my favorite parts. My absolute favorite part was the dryads and animals coming to help, along with a certain friend we haven’t seen in a while 🥹
The entire journey for the tokens, and all the battles kept me so engaged.

I would absolutely ADORE some novellas of some certain couples 🫣 🤭

[Caitlan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Grab a drink, grab a snack—because this review is going to be a long one. I had the privilege of receiving the entire series from NetGalley to read and review, and it was a wild (horse) ride.

If you’re into sprawling fantastical worlds brimming with magic, dark fae princes, and a kingdom ruled by a ruthless temple that clings to power through fear, then this series has to be your next read.


The synopsis

Morgana was born without magic, her body weak and constantly fighting against itself, kept alive only by a specially brewed medicine. She has been trapped within Mallawing for as long as she can remember, abandoned by the parents who forsook her long ago. The walls have been closing in for years, but when a guard grows bold enough to take what was never offered, Morgana realises she can no longer stay.

Determined to escape, she finally sets her plan in motion. One last stop at the inn to say goodbye to her best friend and gather supplies for the journey ahead should have been simple. But when a group of fae disrupts the fragile calm of the inn and her guards’ footsteps are right outside the door, Morgana begs a dark fae stranger to help her escape. Instead, he turns his back on her, leaving her exposed and dragged back to her prison. When her reason for escape becomes all too real, Morgana makes a terrifying discovery:

She does have magic. Magic, the ruling temple sees as wicked blasphemy.

In the chaos that follows, Morgana learns the truth her entire life was built to hide. Her parents were the King and Queen, and they have now been murdered by none other than the infamous Nightmare Prince—the same man she met at the inn, the same man who walked away from her.

But as the forces responsible for her parents’ deaths begin hunting her down, Morgana realises the Nightmare Prince may not be her greatest enemy after all. He might be the only one capable of teaching her how to harness her magic and help her save the entire realm.

My thoughts and feelings

If you want to read this series, please know that I intend to keep this review as spoiler-free as I can!

Romance and Fantasy are two of my most read and favourite genres. This series was exactly what I needed: it had stakes, magic, steam, and the perfect fairytale-esque setting. I just felt so immersed in this world — I could picture every city, castle, and character so well. Zara Storm did such an incredible job of making you feel like another rebel tagging along.

Morgana has been told her whole life that she’s sick, weak, and incapable of wielding magic, but she is such a strong character with a fiery spirit, regardless. Even though she’s choking down vile medicine that supposedly keeps her alive, she fights—she keeps fighting and keeps trying to do the right thing.

Leon is the typical dark fae prince with a nightmarish history. He’s arrogant, egotistical, and feared by everyone in the realm—except her. I liked the relationship between our two main characters; I could feel the chemistry between them, and it just made me want to keep reading. It was complex, forbidden and definitely something Morgana didn’t want to feel for the man who supposedly murdered her parents.

Now, I know what I like, and I will mention that their relationship dynamic is really similar to those in other romantasy books I've read before, but I’m not complaining. This push-and-pull, enemies-to-lovers, dark fae x princess dynamic is truly a winner every time.

The world this story is set in is so interesting, including the magical system and the politics that accompany it. In this world, we have a church that decides what’s wicked, what’s not, and how to rid the kingdom of its wickedness, and if you have read many stories about tyrannical theocracies before, you know that what the church deems “wicked” doesn’t really have much merit.

This has fast become one of my new favourite fantasy series, and I feel so empty without it already. Zara Storm did such an incredible job of taking me out of this Trump-ridden world and transporting me to the land of fae, magic, and scorching romance.


Thanks so much to the author, publisher and Netgalley for the chance to read and review this series! All opinions here are mine alone.

My Final Rating: 4.5 Stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐

[Elena Lavanda · Rating 4 out of 5]

The story kicks off with a high-stakes "forced allies to lovers" trope that feels both classic and fresh. We follow a heroine who has spent her entire life in isolation—hidden away, repressed, and bearing the scars of years of abuse. Her world is shattered (and expanded) when she finally discovers her true identity and the explosive powers that had been locked away. Opposite her is the Nightmare Prince, a Fae royal with a dark reputation fueled by urgent, personal motives. Watching these two "enemies" realize they are the only ones who can help each other is the absolute highlight of the first volume.

One of the series' greatest strengths is its expertly constructed magic system. Unlike many fantasy novels where magic serves as a convenient deus ex machina to solve every problem, here it is an organic part of the plot. The magic is deeply rooted in the world’s lore, with distinct powers separating the various races and follows rules that respect individual uniqueness.

The chemistry between the leads is electric, evolving from mutual suspicion to a scorching, "very spicy" connection. The author doesn’t hold back on the steam, but it never overshadows the character development. As the series progresses, the world expands through multiple POVs, introducing new romantic tensions and political stakes that keep the reader's interest piqued.

The pacing is beautifully calibrated. It doesn’t "fly by" in a rush that leaves you breathless; instead, it allows you to truly enjoy the journey and inhabit the world-building. It is a steady, satisfying burn that rewards your patience with unexpected twists and deep emotional payoffs.

[AJ Marie · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5/5 Stars

Thank you to NetGalley and Relay Publishing for an ARC of Fated to the Sun and Stars by Zara Storm. Please note that while this ebook was a four book set, this review mainly focuses on the first book of the series.

I felt mostly satisfied with this one. Ana is a young woman being kept isolated in a castle with guards and a dryad nurse due to an unknown illness. She doesn't know her parents or what her illness is, just that her nurse has her take a potion everyday to keep her alive. Turns out she's a secret princess (gasp) with special powers (no way). Putting my sarcasm aside, the story, while a tad formulaic, did capture my attention in a lot of ways. Interesting magic categories and usage, a stubborn FMC, an abhorrent villain (corrupt religion, need I say more?), and a straight forward best friend for the MMC. I also appreciate a story where the FMC is underestimated. Ana has a lot of potential simmering under the surface and I'm not talking about the ridiculous OP magic power levels. She's smart, composed, and determined, at least most of the time.

There were a few areas that didn't land quite as well for me. Ana's fast acceptance about her royal status and willingness to become Queen was odd. Also, the romance between Ana and Leon felt rushed, I didn't feel particularly invested. The spice was well-written, but the relationship building left something to be desired, at least for me.

Overall, an entertaining read if you're a fan of romantasy and the standard tropes.

[Sabrina · Rating 5 out of 5]

This 4-book romantasy series completely pulled me in with its mix of enemies to lovers tension, dangerous magic, political intrigue, and lovable side characters. Following Ana as she uncovers her true identity and hidden powers made for such an engaging journey, especially watching her grow into her strength over time. Leon, the morally grey fae prince, added so much tension to the story, and I really enjoyed the slow-burn dynamic between them. The romance had the perfect balance of chemistry, emotional moments, and spice without taking away from the larger story. I also loved how immersive the world-building felt, with unique magic, kingdom politics, betrayals, and twists that kept things interesting throughout all four books. The found-family dynamic ended up being one of my favorite parts because the side characters brought so much warmth and personality to the story. While the pacing slowed slightly at times, I still found myself eager to keep reading and see what happened next. The villain was genuinely easy to hate, which made the stakes feel even higher and the emotional moments hit harder. Overall, this was such an addictive and entertaining romantasy series that I’d definitely recommend to readers who love fae, magic, slow-burn romance, and morally grey love interests! I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Alicia Viola · Rating 4 out of 5]

I picked up Fated to the Sun and Stars: Dark Fantasy Romance 4-Book Set because I was looking for an immersive fantasy series I could really sink into, and this collection did not disappoint. Having all four books together made it easy to get completely lost in the story and stay connected to the characters and their journeys.

What I enjoyed most was the blend of fantasy and romance. The world felt rich and imaginative, with enough mystery, danger, and magic to keep me engaged. At the same time, the relationships between the characters added emotional depth and made me care about what happened to them.

The pacing worked well across the collection, and I liked how each book built upon the previous one. There were plenty of twists, high-stakes moments, and unexpected developments that kept me turning pages. I especially appreciated that the characters grew throughout the series rather than staying the same from beginning to end.

Overall, this was an entertaining and engaging dark fantasy romance set. It offered a good mix of adventure, emotion, and world-building, making it easy to become invested in the story. If you enjoy fantasy romance with memorable characters and an expansive storyline, this collection is well worth picking up.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[De Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

This collection was a thoroughly entertaining quartet of stories. They are dark and twisted and so intriguing. I loved having all the books together in one box set so I didn’t have to go looking for the next installment. Kept the drama and tension and heat rolling on. These stories had everything I wanted for them - we got tension and magic and danger and intrigue and so much more. This set kept me on the edge of my seat and invested in each book of it. Following Ana and Leon through these four books was such a rollercoaster journey. I adored the enemies to lover path but what really got me hooked was their connection. These two were characters that I found easy to relate to and connect with. Watching them grow and change throughout these books was so endearing and entertaining. I wasn’t just invested in the story of Ana and Leon but for every single character we came across. The chemistry we have between our MCs had me turning page after page to see where things would go for them and for those around them. And in the end I was left feeling satisfied with the way things wrapped up. After going on the journey with Ana and Leon I couldn’t have imagined a different way for things to go once things were said and done.

[Elle · Rating 3 out of 5]

3/5, DNF 5%.

It's not that it was bad or anything, I just feel like the writing wasn't for me. And I can't even describe what exactly was wrong about it? It just felt really YA, which normally isn't a problem, but it's YA in the sense of... cringiness. Like, it was trying too hard? Basically, imagine reading an angsty, emo 13-year-old's diary. Personally, I'm not into that. At the same time, though, I also thought the writing was extremely simple (which I guess is also in line with a 13-year-old's diary??? I doubt those entries have great prose either).

As for the plot, I honestly didn't get far enough into the book to comment.

Basically, just not for me. If you don't care about writing or like this style of writing, however, I haven't had any problems with plot points in the ~5% I've read.

Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher, and the author for providing the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

[Carole · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fated to the Sun and Stars is a wonderfully engaging quartet of dark and deliciously addictive fantasy that has now been gathered together in this single collection, no need to wait for the next book!
Enemies to lovers, revelations, betrayal, magic, intrigue, suspense, vulnerabilities, danger, emotion, and passion.
Evocative writing and well crafted characters keeps the narrative electrified and the lead protagonists Leon and Ana immersed in a storyline of destiny and salvation.

Curse of the Sun and Stars
Forged in Flame and Shadow
Prisoner of Darkness and Dreams
Bond of Souls and Nightmares

A captivating adventure that shouldn’t be missed!.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[stephanie cox · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fated to the Sun and Stars completely pulled me in from the start. The character growth was one of my favorite parts, especially watching Ana come into her own while facing impossible choices. The enemies-to-lovers romance was full of tension and chemistry without overshadowing the story itself. The world-building felt rich and immersive, with a magic system that kept revealing new surprises, and the plot was packed with twists that had me questioning who could really be trusted. If you love fantasy with high stakes, emotional depth, and plenty of betrayal, this one is definitely worth picking up.

[Grace White Reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Thank you to the author and booksprout. Ana might start as a seemingly average human, but the moment she meets her sworn enemy, the sparks are undeniable. This series completely consumed me and left me in a chokehold, I was in a literal fog for days. The dark romance and magical elements are woven together so tightly, it’s impossible to look away. I have a serious hangover and fell in love with the world and I love how its a fairytale retelling or have some elements of the beloved fairy tale

[Courtney Ellzey · Rating 4 out of 5]

This series was immensely interesting. It is a deeply immersive read that beautifully blends dark romance, fantasy, world building and elements of found family. While the pacing does slow, especially during travel, it is worth the pay out to stick around.

The characters all have wonderful arcs. The villain is one of those that makes it so easy to despise. There is betrayal and plot twists that I just didn't see coming.

This was a fun read by a new to me author and one I will be reading again.

[Stefanie Verhelst · Rating 5 out of 5]

I’ve enjoyed this series in both audioversion as in reading. I couldn’t get enough of it!!

As a reader, you absolutely grow with the characters and story, experience adventure and exiting situations and encounters.

The duo- main characters, are great together, both strong chatecters with their own will and desire. The other characters are also worked out well.

The entire story with world building and chatecters, is a perfect romantasy mix with high stakes, friendships and passion!

One of my favorites!!!.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Mimi Lee · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Fated to the Sun and Stars series was a really enjoyable journey!!
I love seeing characters growing into their power and it really was the case here with our FMC. Overall I really liked the pacing, the world building and story itself. Big plus points for the found family aspect which I devoured 🥺
It was an emotionally fulfilling series with interesting characters who quickly grew on me and an enemies to lovers trope that was delightful. The fantasy elements and political intrigue will have you hooked til the end.
I will read more of this author‘s work in the future!!

[Melissa · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 stars rounded up.

As a whole I enjoyed the series.

Book one was my favourite of the four, and I was interested enough to keep reading through all of the books.

I enjoyed Tira and Morgana's growth.

Apparently I'm a sucker for an animal sidekick as I just wanted to know more about Dots!

'Some people grow up being told they're weak and end up believing it until their dying day.'

(ARC provided by NetGalley)

[Leanne · Rating 5 out of 5]

The fantasy begins with Ana a ordinary human or so we are led to believe. Coming face to face with her sworn enemy the chemistry is alive. I read this series in a trance that I found hard to come out of when it ended. It's exciting blend of dark romance and magical fantasy held me in a clutch throat.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Di T · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved this series. It’s the first books I’ve read by Zara storm and will definitely be reading more. The books were so well written, lovely world building and loved the characters. It’s fast paced with lots of action twists and turns. Pleased it was a boxset so cliffhangers not a problem just dive into next.

I received a copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Skylar Keeton · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series had me in a chokehold, I was so thoroughly consumed that once I was done reading it took me days before I could read anything else. This world and the characters captivated me, and told such a story that I felt I was right there with them.
The way the author blended both the dark romance and the magical fantasy was both breathtaking and hypnotizing to read!!

[The Book Ssirren · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was such an amazing collection. Each book pulls you in with the excellent world building and description that is so vivid it’s like you’re actually there experiencing everything first hand. I loved the politics and magic systems, the different types of characters and more. Just an amazing overall experience with these, I can’t wait to read more from this author.

[Sissy Satterfield · Rating 5 out of 5]

These stories kept me reading the whole set, before I even considered anything else. I was pleasantly surprised at how invested in the stories and the world I became. This series is fantastic and I Loved It! Excellent Fae stories!!.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Mary · Rating 4 out of 5]

Truly a fusion of my two favorites, Beauty and the Beast and Anastasia. This is four stories, that include "Curse of the Sun and Stars", "Forged in Flame and Shadow", "Prisoner of Darkness and Dreams" and "Bond of Soul and Darkness". I enjoyed the world building and creativity in these stories. They are dark fantasy romances with some intrigue.

[Kelly Tress · Rating 5 out of 5]

A captivating fantasy filled with magic, betrayal, and slow-burn romance. Ana's journey from hunted outcast to powerful heir is gripping, and her fiery chemistry with Leon keeps the tension high. With plenty of twists, emotional moments, and an intriguing world, this is a great read for fans of enemies-to-lovers fantasy.

I voluntarily reviewed an arc of this book.

[Kayleighreads · Rating 5 out of 5]

DNF at 30%, but not for the usual reason. I was completely hooked that much I’ve decided that I want to stop reading the ebook and order physical copys instead. This feels like a book series I want to fully experience, not just scroll through. This deserves to be in my hands as a paperback.

[Petra Moss · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read all the books separately previously and enjoyed them immensely. Having them as a box set is just the cherry on the cake!.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Doris Scales · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely love this series so good enjoyable from beginning to end and had to read it all in one setting, but I had to take a breakS.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Ericka · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book will have you hooked from the first page. The cliffhangers leave you coming back for the next books, it was a great read!.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Danii · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enthralling 4 book boxset with enemies-to-lovers, a morally grey MMC, a FMC who grows and finds her strength, magic and a vast group of interesting and loveable side characters.

[Laura Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

FATED TO THE SUN AND STARS BY ZARA STORM.
5 ✨ ✨ ✨ ✨ ✨s
I am in my fantasy era and I was 1000% here for this.
Loved everything about it.
The storyline 🔥
The characters 🔥
Just brilliant