Reign

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Rain fell like judgment across the blood-soaked fields of Lyonesse as Niamh tightened her grip on the stolen sword. Beneath her soldier’s cloak, her secrets weighed heavier than steel—witchcraft in her veins, fear in her chest, and a heart dangerously torn between two men. Prince Fitzroy barked orders through the storm with the fury of a man born for war, while Bash lingered beside her in the quiet moments, seeing pieces of her she fought desperately to hide. But as ancient magic awakened beneath the kingdom’s endless rain, Niamh realized the greatest battle was not for the throne of Lyonesse—it was for the right to exist at all.

The Kingdom of Lyonesse is absent of magic but not of rain.

In the rain-soaked Kingdom of Lyonesse, magic is outlawed—punishable by death.

So when Niamh’s forbidden witchcraft is exposed, she flees her rainy village disguised as a man.

She never meant to end up on a battlefield.

Mistakenly conscripted into a brutal war engineered by a paranoid king against a vengeful sorceress determined to reclaim the throne, Niamh now hides another secret—her womanhood. Between fighting terrifying beasts and confronting arcane powers she once believed were merely folklore, Niamh is thrust into a world where survival relies on more than luck—it demands alliances.

In battle, Niamh must obey Prince Fitzroy, the king’s infuriatingly handsome illegitimate son and sharp-tongued commander tasked with eradicating magic. He is everything she despises…and everything she struggles to resist. Back at camp, she forges a complicated friendship with Bash, a fellow soldier who sees her like no one else does and stirs forbidden feelings that could shatter her disguise.

As war tightens its grip on the kingdom, Niamh is forced to choose: obey the prince who could expose her, trust the soldier who could love her, or embrace the forbidden magic that could save them all.

But war is merciless, and not everyone will live to see which side prevails.

 

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