Crown Me Dead: A Dark Fantasy Romance (Heartstring Duet)
Liv Zander
by Tori Ashwoods
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He is a prince of shadows. She is a ghost in her own life.
Saffie is drowning in the grey. Trapped on a floating laboratory in the North Sea, her world is defined by cold steel, freezing waves, and the biting criticism of parents who see her as a failure. At thirty, she isn't just lonely, she’s disappearing.
Then came Kage.
A cocky and dangerous shadow demon with an agenda. Kage allowed himself to be captured by human scientists. It was supposed to be a calculated risk to save his dying realm, but the laboratory’s photon cages are stronger than he bargained for.
To survive, he needs a tether to the human world. He needs Saffie. He offers her a deal, a taste of his power and the confidence to burn her old life to the ground. But corruption has a price, and in the dark, it’s hard to tell if he’s saving or consuming her.
Please be advised that this book is intended for mature audiences and contains themes that may be triggering for some. Please visit the authors website for a detailed list of content warnings.
To Feed a Shadow had me turning pages faster than the stormy winds of the North Sea, I simply couldn't put it down. I'm not sure what I expected from a monster romance set on a rig off the coast of Scotland but I found To Feed a Shadow fast paced, full of emotive language and easy to read. With the whole story solely from Saffie's point of view it was easy to get caught up in her emotions as existence quickly spirals into chaos at the hands of Kage. I personally enjoyed the exchanges between...
OMG. Just finished this, and I am hooked, can't wait for the next installment. The whole book keeps you intrigued, and the pace is fast flowing. It literally took me an hour to read, and nothing was going to stop me, honestly the house could have fallen down round my ears, and I would have still been reading. Not my normal type of book, but I can't wait for more from this author )
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