A Chill in the Flame
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Two rivals. One princess. A war of magic, lust, and betrayal.
Shattered by her sister's murder, Princess Ophir's gift for fire magic spirals in her grief, threatening to incinerate the castle. That is, until mysterious siren Dwyn arrives from the sea, pledging both assistance and something more. They work to quench Ophir's flames, all the while Dwyn's longtime rival watches from the shadows: Tyr, who has tracked Dwyn's abilities across the continent and now finds himself embroiled in a sinister competition with her for Ophir's heart.
But everything changes when Dwyn's calculated lessons unlock a second power in Ophir, the most rare and dangerous of all magic...manifestation.
Ophir knows three things for certain. One, she burns passionately for both the beautiful siren and the rugged master of secrets. Two, with their powers combined, the trio can seek revenge against her sister's killers.
And three, no one can be trusted.
Tropes to love:
- Morally gray queer love triangle (with poly potential)
- Allies to lovers to enemies to...?
- Magic awakening
- Revenge quest
- Political intrigue
- Everyone's a villain
Rave reviews:
"For lovers of flawed characters, unreliable narrators, and absolutely heart-stopping prose. If you're the type who always wonders, "How did the villain end up like that? What could drive someone to that point?" THIS IS THE BOOK FOR YOU."— ★★★★★ Goodreads
"I don't know what Piper CJ laces her books with, but this one I simply couldn't put down!"— ★★★★★ Amazon
"If you support women's rights AND women's wrongs, this is the book for you!"— ★★★★★ Goodreads
"I'm absolutely in love with all things Piper CJ."— ★★★★★ Amazon
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Piper CJ, author of the USA Today bestselling bisexual fantasy series The Night and Its Moon and No Other Gods, and New York Times bestselling series Fern’s School for Wayward Fae, is a photographer, hobby linguist, and French fry enthusiast. She has an M.A. in folklore and a B.A. in broadcasting, which she used in her former life as a morning-show weather girl, hockey podcaster, and in audio documentary work. Now when she isn’t playing with her dog, she’s gaming, binging cartoons, dissecting fairy tales, or disappointing her parents.
