The Dawn We Sang Them Home
Her family are dead. A kingdom built on lies.
Two men want her heart. One wants her head. Trust is a death sentence.
Perfect for fans of dark fantasy, gothic intrigue, forbidden relationships, magical animals, found family, enemies-to-lovers, and stories where power costs everything.
Elysia has spent six months counting the days since her family was murdered. Beneath her skin burns a power that should not exist. Caught between duty and desire, she is torn between the life she was promised and the life she might burn down to claim.
Elysia proves that the most dangerous thing in any kingdom: is a girl with nothing left to lose.
The Dawn We Sang Them Home is a haunting, atmospheric dark fantasy where hidden magic becomes a reckoning, and forbidden love becomes an act of defiance. This sweeping novel follows a princess transforming her loss into power.
With lush world-building and a complex magic system, this slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers romance delivers a heroine forged by grief into something completely unstoppable. It is a tale of betrayal, resurrection, and the kind of love that burns the world down—one that will haunt you long after the final page.
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