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Ring of Fire: Book one in an utterly addictive enemies-to-lovers romantasy that will keep you hooked forever.
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Hunger Games meets Escape from Alcatraz meets West Side Story.
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A war zone in prison
A secret identity
A forbidden love
She never should have lied. Now she’s Scarlen Smithson, petty thief in the notorious Horstal Island prison where Bear Vyer, enemy to the king, is an inmate. Luckily, he doesn’t know she is the princess, but that doesn’t stop him claiming her for his own.
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Tropes:
Enemies to lovers
Hidden identity
Forced proximity
Shapeshifters
Fated mates
Found family
Spice
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Ring of Fire is book one in the Ring of Fire series, a fated-mates romantasy that takes place in more than one world and contains adult themes.
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Kindness Heals in Butterbrook: Josie Castle lives a happy life filled with peace and quiet, until a new neighbour moves in, bringing with him a grumpy attitude. At first, she decides to ignore him, but then she wonders if it’s just kindness and friendship he needs, and if she should be the one to offer her own.
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House of Knight: Book Two
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Scarlen escaped Horstal Island and her father, but a magical portal took her to another realm, one where she must fight again, not for survival, but for her heart. She may have forgotten all she was, but she hasn’t forgotten Bear Vyer, the powerful Lord of the North.
As Scarlen struggles with her new life, another prisoner wants freedom, and the legacy that connects them threatens to change everything.
It shouldn’t be her destiny, but if she can find the solutions, fight for everything she was supposed to have, and right the wrongs of the past, she might be able to save more than her own soul. More than she could have ever imagined.
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Happy Hearts in Butterbrook: When veterinary assistant Imogen Little has to share her shifts with the new assistant at the clinic, she decides it’s a good time to reopen the museum for her family’s watermill. But with her grandfather against the idea, and her new co-worker asking to take on her family’s old honey business, will it all be too much to deal with at once?
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