There’s complicated.
And then there’s falling for an immortal king who can see far too much, say far too little, and still somehow ruin your peace from across the room.
Patch did not ask for this.
She was quite busy being the fiftieth daughter, inheriting impossible truths, walking straight into the toothed beast’s yawn, and discovering that monsters are not nearly as mythical as everyone would prefer.
Which, frankly, feels like enough for one woman.
But then there is See.
King See, if we’re being formal.
A seeing king. A dangerous king. A maddening king. The sort of man who knows things, withholds things, and makes you want to shake him until answers fall out like loose buttons.
Naturally, Patch wants lessons.
Naturally, See is infuriating about it.
And naturally, everything between them becomes tangled in power, purpose, obsession, betrayal, ancient burdens, and feelings that are absolutely not behaving themselves.
Their story is gothic. Strange. Darkly romantic. Full of monsters with manners, kings with motives, and one queen trying very hard not to let the whole world — or her heart — collapse into ruin.
So if you like your romance simple?
This may not be your goblet of doom.
But if you like dangerous kings, impossible choices, sharp tension, and a heroine who keeps becoming more than anyone expected?
Patch and See are waiting in the Unworldly City.
Probably brooding.
Possibly plotting.
Definitely making things worse before they make anything better.
Want all the deliciously dark details?
You can find Patch and See’s story here.
Happy Reading,
Kelly