
A newly crowned king and his bodyguard face deadly stakes amid royal intrigue in this clean YA fantasy enemies-to-lovers romance.
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A newly crowned king and his bodyguard face deadly stakes amid royal intrigue in this clean YA fantasy enemies-to-lovers romance.
If interesting similes are your thing then this book is for you because Black had the most creative ones I have ever seen. ... First off, a HUGE thank you to the author for sending me an ARC to read and allowing me to write an honest review. Before I do that, let me begin with a brief summary of her debut story. It is important to note that if you subscribe to Black’s newsletter, you have free access to her prequel novella entitled Shield of Shadow! Blade of Ash touches a bit on the prequel, so
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Clean slow-burn; tension, longing, and hugging only; no kissing
Creature attacks with blood and wounds; a couple of on-page deaths
Mild invented swear 'toss' only; no strong profanity
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Faith themes via the Maker; truth-over-lies woven throughout
Central truth-and-lies magic system with sorcery and curses
No real-world occult content present
Royal court intrigue and succession politics
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Father blamed daughter for mother's death and wanted her gone
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