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Serpent's Kiss

326 pages

A desperate race against a supernatural illness wrapped in an intense, high-stakes paranormal romance.

What it feels like

Serpent's Kiss delivers a propulsive and volatile reading experience, plunging into the desperate atmosphere of a powerful ruler losing her grip on sanity. The mood is steeped in danger and urgency, driven by the erratic spiral of a deadly supernatural disease and the fierce, escalating passion between two formidable beings. It explores the heavy burden of power and the raw vulnerability of illness, wrapping these themes in a high-stakes paranormal romance. The prose is emotionally charged, capturing both the terror of losing control and the magnetic pull of unexpected devotion. This is a perfect match for readers who devour intense, action-laced fantasy romance where survival depends on mutual trust and undeniable desire.

Mood
  • volatile
  • desperate
  • romantic
  • dangerous
Tone
  • intense
  • urgent
  • passionate
  • dramatic
Pace
propulsive
Themes
burden of power · mental instability · vulnerability in illness · mutual reliance · escalating desire
The writing
Urgent and emotionally charged, focusing on the visceral intensity of supernatural illness and escalating romance.
The arc
Moves from desperate isolation and erratic instability to a fierce, passionate partnership forged in the crucible of survival.
Who it's for
Readers who crave high-stakes paranormal romance where fierce, powerful characters must navigate vulnerability and deadly supernatural threats together.
Content notes
  • mental illness
  • terminal disease
  • erratic behavior

About the book

In the latest Novel of the Elder Races, a Queen on the brink of sanity has no one to rely on except the Wyr warrior whose conviction is every bit as strong as his passion.

In order to save his friend's life, Wyr sentinel Rune Ainissesthai made a bargain with Vampyre Queen Carling—without knowing what she would ask from him in return. But when Rune attempts to make good on his debt, he finds a woman on the edge.

Recently, Carling's Power has become erratic, forcing her followers to flee in fear. Despite the danger, Rune is drawn to the ailing Queen and decides to help her find a cure for the serpent's kiss—the vampyric disease that's killing her.

With their desire for each other escalating just as quickly as Carling's instability spirals out of control, the sentinel and the Queen will have to rely on each other if they have any hope of surviving the serpent's kiss.

Description from Open Library.

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