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Evie has a promising new life as a ballerina, but this is shattered when her parents are killed by monsters. Discovering she can wield fire, she's thrust into the perilous world of Syrestia, where she must protect her estranged brother and navigate her growing attraction to Kit, the powerful ex-assassin aiding her.

As dangerous secrets about her heritage come to light, Evie finds herself at the heart of a deadly political conflict, making her both a saviour and a target.

When a brutal attack threatens everything she holds dear, Evie must turn to an enemy to confront her true identity and master her volatile powers - or risk becoming the devastating force the Faeries fear she is.



About the Author
Deb Ellen writes spicy romantasy novels featuring strong, flawed, and courageous protagonists who blur the line between heroine and villain while championing feminism in outdated worlds. She lives in Cambridgeshire with her partner and two children, balancing life as a content lead and author.


Book Information
ISBN 9781836283546
Author Deb Ellen
Format Paperback
Page Count 496
Imprint Troubador Publishing
Publisher Troubador Publishing
Series The Balance of Syrestia
Dimensions(mm) 2160mm * 138mm * 35mm



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