She was raised to kill his kind. He needs her blood to survive.

Liora Ashworth has spent six years hunting the fae who burned her village to ash — until the very prince responsible for her survival drags her into his broken court and binds her to him with a rite older than her kingdom. Now she wears his crown's curse in her own blood, trapped in a forced marriage neither of them chose, surrounded by a fae court that wants her dead and a prince she's sworn to hate.

But Kaelen Vantane isn't the monster she remembers from that burning night. As they're forced to rule side by side — training his guard, brokering peace at a poisoned border, uncovering the true architect of her village's destruction — the enemy she swore to destroy becomes the one person standing between her and a war that could shatter both their worlds. And the ancient bond meant only to mend a shattered crown is quietly, dangerously becoming something neither of them can undo.

Enemies to lovers. Forced proximity. A slow-burn romance with a morally gray fae prince, a heroine who refuses to be anyone's pawn, and a crown that can only be healed by love no one is supposed to survive giving.

If you love fated mates, fae courts thick with intrigue, and a romance that earns every bit of its slow burn, Broken Crown of Thorns will keep you up long past midni

ght.