The Beast of Bailor($19.95Value)

Description

In the Kingdom of Bailor, where magic has been tainted by the Curse of the Beast, the humans fear what they don't understand. Wyn spent her life hiding in the shadows, until a deadly outburst forces her to flee and seek out the only person who can teach her how to control her magic - The Cursed Prince. Rian Dimitrius has ruled over this kingdom for two centuries. His humanity wanes as the curse becomes stronger, threatening to drive him to madness. With Wyn's arrival at the castle, Rian regains hope that freedom from the darkness may be possible. But hope is a dangerous thing, when enemies lurk around every corner and his people grow tired of their Prince's absence. Through power struggles and chaos, only one constant remains - Wyn's power may be the answer Rian has been searching for. Will she learn to control it, or will they be consumed by The Beast of Bailor? "The Beast of Bailor is a delicious, angst filled romantasy novel that kept me guessing at every turn. I couldn't put it down! Spice, plot twists, betrayal, and a love triangle that had me squirming in my seat. Can't wait for the next book!" - Samantha Innes, House of Flame and Revelry "A lush world. thrilling twists and a new book boyfriend (or two...) I can't resist. Wyn needs help. Rian needs a sacrifice. Jaelyn needs a fucking nap. The Beast of Bailor hits all the spots you crave in a fantasy romance, seamlessly blending political intrigue, complex characters with secrets upon secrets and an addicting romance arc that had me clawing for book two IMMEDIATELY." - Camille Dwight, Author "Easily a 10/10 book. I'm not a big romantasy reader, but I was hooked and couldn't stop myself from reading. Gripping story with a great cast of characters that will leave you wanting for more" - Jayden Kelly, Reader "It was like several of the mainstream romantasy books mashed into one, in a good way. Like all the good parts of them compiled into a book. It has a cohesive plot, has pretty great spice scenes, and was entertaining to read." - Jessica Brandau, Reader