A Vow of Embers: Slow-Burn Enemies-to-Lovers Fae Romantasy (Emberbound Book 1)

She swore to burn his kingdom down. The gods bound her to his bed instead. Wren Ashby steals to survive. She owns nothing, answers to no one, and keeps every exit clear--because the one thing she remembers from the fire that orphaned her is that people who let themselves be found end up dead. Then she lifts the wrong relic from the wrong vault, and a lump of dead grey glass wakes against her skin. It answers the scar she's hidden her whole life. Wren isn't a nobody from the drowned lanes of Ashmarket--she's the last heir of a fae court the world burned to ash a hundred years ago. And now every hungry thing in the realm knows the fire has returned. Including him. The Ashen King is the monster every child is taught to fear. When he binds Wren to a blood-oath she can't break, she swears she'll burn him down the first chance she gets. But the oath cuts both ways--and when the fated bond beneath it flares to life, Wren realizes the war she was raised to fight is a lie, and the two of them are the only thing standing between the world and the god waking beneath the mountains. To survive the court of seven crowns, she'll have to marry her enemy. To save four million lives, she'll have to trust him. And to stop what's coming, she'll have to learn the last terrible truth about the night her people burned. A Vow of Embers is the first book in Emberbound, a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romantasy. For readers who love fated mates, morally grey kings, forced proximity, and a heroine who sets the whole thing on fire. Enemies to lovers Fated mates Morally grey fae king Forced proximity Only one bed Slow burn Hidden heir