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The war has started. Both sides demand Dayam’s loyalty – or his death.
After his destructive coronation, Dim finds himself at the center of conflict between descendants and parents. With her new friends and the man she is falling on one side, and the mortal that has vowed to save her on the other, Dayam should walk a careful line to save those who love those who love them … even from each other.
The mystery of his unusual heritage begins to open, sends Dayam and Luther on an unexpected journey. Answer may be the key to winning war, but to find them he will need to face painful truths about his mother, her blood and her fate.
Meanwhile, the crown has set Dayam in its sites. Some may be his biggest partner – while others want him dead. To end his oppressive reign, Dim must sort the friend from the enemy and all of this should be at risk.
But in the north there are plans for a powerful person who can change everything …
Heat of the Everflaim The Kindrade has a third book in the curse saga, a four-book epic fantasy romance series, which follows our feudal, bad*SS heroine Dayam Belter in his fight against injustice, his struggle to live in a royal palace filled with betrayal and interview.
It is perfect for fans of slow-burn, enemies-to-love-to-love series, dragon and other mythological creatures, anxest and fans of the banquet. The series will appeal to fans of the crown of the plot-thorough, character-powered romantic such as thorns and roses, glass, blood and ash, the prisoner, Grisha, and the crowns of Naxia.
Customers say
Customers find the book’s story captivating and well-paced, with one review noting it had them hooked through every twist and turn. They appreciate the character development, particularly the main characters’ heartbreak and growth, and the writing quality, with one describing it as a slow-burn romance. The world-building receives positive feedback for its fantastic and intricate elements, and customers say the book made them cry multiple times, though some find it an exhausting read with repetitive content. The pacing receives mixed reactions, with some finding it perfect while others say it drags on.
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