With Hearts of Flame (Deluxe Limited Edition): A Dark Academia Romantasy Novel of Vampires and Dragons Featuring Stenciled Edges and Illustrated Endpapers (Bloodwing Academy, 4)
Briar Boleyn
The Shadowbearer's Curse: MMM Dark Fantasy Romance, Artifact 1 (Chronicles of Song Crye)
by Jasmyn Morning
About this book
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A cursed prince. A forbidden bond. A fate neither of them can escape.
In a forest humming with magic, Micah never expects a single encounter to unravel his life. The man he meets is wrong in ways he can't explain... too composed, too knowing, too dangerous to be real.
And yet, Micah stays.
Drawn into a connection that feels inevitable, he finds himself entangled with a prince burdened by a curse that stains everything he touches. What begins as a fleeting encounter quickly deepens into something neither of them can control.
But the closer Micah gets, the clearer it becomes... they are not alone.
Something is watching.
Waiting.
The truth is more dangerous than Micah imagined.
The betrayal cuts deeper than he's prepared for.
And loving him may cost more than Micah can survive.
Caught between desire and ruin, Micah must decide how far he's willing to go before the choice is no longer his to make.
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(Paperback Interior Print: Black &White)
- Publication Date
- May 25, 2026
- ASIN
- 300079266X
Reader Reviews
February 15, 2025
It was definitely an interesting read. )
April 17, 2025
The beginning reminds me of Stardew Valley, except instead of a farm you get sent to a magical forest where a pretty elf guy wants to have sex with you. Terrible things then go on to happen. There’s formatting issues every so often, which can sometimes make it difficult to tell who is talking, but not enough to render it unreadable. The MM Asian influence is strong in how the men are portrayed. It is a very pretty book: Lot’s of description of just about everything. The sex scenes are brief,...
October 2, 2024
Oh, what a ride. I had such a good time reading this book. It was refreshing, the characters felt so lively and well flashed out. I loved all 3 MMCs. The writing style was beautiful, and felt very intimate at times. The story builds up kind of slowly and has a lot of politics, which I didn't mind, (first book in a series and world building and all) because the author still managed to make it gripping, interesting and even funny and charming. Psychologically, it was especially fascinating for...
