A pious princess claimed by the fae king must run a deadly Wildwood—hunted by his monstrous brother—in this dark romantasy.
No reviews yet
A pious princess claimed by the fae king must run a deadly Wildwood—hunted by his monstrous brother—in this dark romantasy.
Good princesses never do wicked things…\
\
Sariah is the perfect Aethrolian princess: pious, pure, and obedient. She prays to her goddess, keeps herself chaste, and above all, despises the heathen fae.\
\
The Claiming is supposed to be a formality—a two-hundred-year-old tradition that allows the fae king to choose a human bride. Thankfully, he never has. And once he rejects Sariah, she can fulfill her dreams of joining the priestesshood.\
\
But then the unthinkable happens. King Amriel...
will contain mild spoilers
Central sexual awakening and desire; dark romantasy intimacy
Deadly Wildwood hunt, survival peril, and monstrous pursuit
No evidence found in available sources
No evidence found in available sources
No evidence found in available sources
Pious princess, goddess worship, and priestesshood vs heathen fae
Fae magic, curses, and enchanted Wildwood drive the premise
No real-world occult content present
Background human-fae Claiming tradition and court custom
No evidence found in available sources
Forced Claiming; coercive hunt bargain; non-consensual pursuit
No information found