Shadow Crown
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Volume 2
Dread Desire
Sin and Shadows
Sumeye is property, a human slave thrust into the brutal cold of the Netherworld. She belongs to Alexio Asmodai, the First Demon and Shadow King of Eaglafonn. He owns her honor and demands total submission, forbidding her even to glance at his men. Alexio is sin and shadows, an immortal who feeds on her fear and pain to sustain his magic.
In his domain, what is illegal is exceptionally evil; what is legal is merely devastating. Alexio bought Sumeye as a consort, determined to forge her into his perfect queen. Though he treats her like a cherished gift, his possession is absolute.
Sumeye quickly realizes his emotional demands are harsher than his physical ones. But the stakes are higher than mere servitude: Alexio’s shadows require her negative emotions, and if she doesn't learn to truly love him, his power will consume her. She is his slave, his property, but to survive the Shadow Crown, she must make her choices carefully among monsters.
Volume Two in the Dread Desire Miniseries and set in the dream, this tale continues the love story between a powerful demon king of the Netherworld and a gifted human woman he desires to be his queen. If you love powerful magic-wielding noble demons and sexy cursed damsels in distress, read Shadow Crown by Ophelia Kee.
It's more than a story; it's an experience. Welcome to the dream…
Noble Dark Fantasy with Steamy Paranormal Romance and Fated Mates 18+ HEA! NC!
***Warning: Adult Themes, Fantasy Violence, and/or Explicit Sexual Situations. Intended for a Mature Audience.
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Not who everyone thinks she is.
The product of someone’s imagination.
The end result of a lifetime wishing to get out.
Do not buy the lie.
If you live in fear, you give up freedom.
Taking the risk and making the leap.
Too much of anything is a bad thing.
Innuendo floating on the mist that rises above the water.
Walk away and leave it all behind.
Telling the story that haunts a fantasy.
Catching a dream.
She does not exist.
