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Dark Flame

336 pages

A desperate plunge into dark magic where every attempt to save a supernatural romance only deepens the danger.

What it feels like

Reading this supernatural fantasy feels like a breathless descent into magical complications and romantic angst. The narrative moves at a brisk, dramatic pace, driven by the intense desperation of trying to fix a broken spell. It is steeped in a dark, tense atmosphere where immortality feels less like a gift and more like a dangerous tightrope walk. The emotional texture is heavy with the weight of unintended consequences, as the protagonist is pushed toward darker, riskier choices in the name of love. Written with an earnest, emotionally charged style, it perfectly captures the high-stakes drama of juvenile fantasy fiction. This book will delight readers who crave supernatural romance, psychic abilities, and the thrilling dread of magic gone wrong.

Mood
  • tense
  • dark
  • angsty
  • supernatural
Tone
  • earnest
  • dramatic
  • desperate
  • intense
Pace
brisk
Themes
burden of immortality · dangerous magic · unintended consequences · desperate love
The writing
Dramatic and emotionally charged, focusing heavily on supernatural stakes and romantic angst.
The arc
Moves from anxious responsibility to desperate, high-stakes risk-taking as magical mistakes compound.
Who it's for
Readers who devour supernatural teen romance, magical mishaps, and high-stakes immortal drama.
Content notes
  • dark magic
  • supernatural peril
  • romantic angst

About the book

In this eagerly awaited continuation of the bestselling Immortals series, Ever struggles to help her best friend Haven transition into life as an immortal—trying to keep her from doing anything that puts them at risk, while attempting to gain control over her enemy Roman, so she can finally obtain the antidote that will allow her and Damen to be together. But when the spell she casts backfires, resulting in a strange, foreign pulse that binds her to Roman instead, Ever turns to Jude and dark magick, desperately attempting to break free of the curse, and ultimately risking everything she knows and loves—including her beloved Damen.

Description from Open Library.

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