A Fate In Moonstone
She was promised to one brother… but fate had other plans.
Everything I knew changed when two brothers entered the kingdom.
One was bred for court, with a devilish smile that would charm anyone out of their dress.
The other was bred from battle, with a cursed and dangerous power that topples armies.
I was promised to marry the former.
Prince Tor is kind, and I could easily spend my immortal life with him.
But fate had other plans.
Rune.
Despite our growling and painful attempts to stay away from each other, the pull between us is impossible to ignore.
Unfortunately, falling for the wrong brother is the least of my problems.
A quiet war brews beyond the palace walls while an enemy hiding in the royal shadows poisons my kingdom from within. His corruption threatens my people, my family, and everyone I love.
As devastating truths come to light, I discover that saving them may require the ultimate sacrifice.
One that could cost me my future, my memories, and the life I’ve fought to protect.
I just hope they’ll forgive me if I survive.
Before the Apocalypse, before Sapphira saved the world, there were two princes and a forbidden romance that started it all. This is that untold story.
A Fate In Moonstone is perfect for readers who love
Fated Mates
Forbidden Love
The Wrong Brother
Werewolf Snuggles
Yearning
Primal Sniffing
She Stabs Him
*This is a prequel and not required to read A Secret In Onyx. Please note there is no spice in this book or in A Secret In Onyx, but there are open door spicy scenes in the rest of the series.
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