Crown of Darkness: Fae Fantasy Romance

by Bec McMaster

Overview

The Prince of Evernight was savage, ruthless and cursed.

And my husband.

Everything my mother ever told me was a lie.

Except for one thing....

There is darkness in Thiago's heart and soul. A darkness so absolute that not even the fire in my veins can conquer it.

And in saving him from my mother's curse, I was forced to make a dangerous bargain with an ancient goddess. Now I must find the Crown of Shadows within the year, or the goddess will take our firstborn child.

Enemies surround us, but in the game of love and war, does my mother, the ruthless Queen of Thorns, hold one last weapon up her sleeve?

In all the fairy tales, it's said that true love can conquer all....

But what am I to do when I realize I might just be married to the villain of the story?

True love will face the ultimate challenge in this tale of forbidden romance about a determined princess and her passionate love for an enemy fae prince. Crown of Darkness is the second book in the Dark Court Rising series, inspired by the Beauty and the Beast fairy tale and the Hades and Persephone myth. Expect a sizzling romance and a cliff hanger ending. Read this epic fantasy romance filled with magic and breathtaking romance today!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940186757856
Publisher:	Bec McMaster
Publication date:	02/15/2023
Series:	Dark Court Rising , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Kidnapped by a dread pirate when she was a child, USA Today Bestselling Author BEC MCMASTER was raised on myth and legend, and offered her younger siblings to the goblin king many a time. Unfortunately, he did not accept.

Now she writes epic fantasy romance with a dark and sexy twist, which is almost as much fun.

Bec has a secret weakness for villainous heroes, wicked fae princes and dangerous vampires, though in all her daydreams, she’s the one rescuing them.

She lives happily-ever-after with her very own hero and princess-in-training in the wilds of Australia, where she can often be found drinking tea or curled up with a good book.