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The Call of Crimson
Hardcover
Publisher: Black Dahlia Publishing
Published: Aug 26 2025
Pages: 552
Weight: 1.73
Height: 1.38 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Two kingdoms. Two Crowns. One decision between heart and duty that could save her people or damn them.
Reeling after the death of her mother, General Breyla Rozaria is faced with an impossible choice. She can ascend to her rightful place as Rimor's queen and take Prince Ayden II of Prudia as her King husband immediately. Or she can return with him to Prudia as his betrothed and buy herself time. But doing neither will incite a war she can't win.
It's not just her heart on the line, though. Broken by Aurelius' betrayal, Breyla is determined to maintain her distance. When Ayden declares that his brother will be returning with them to Prudia, Breyla's plans go up in flames. Despite the deceit, lies, and secrets between them, they can't seem to fight the force pulling them together.
Once in Prudia, they learn that everything is not as it seems, and a new enemy haunts their doorstep. As secrets are revealed, relationships are tested, and Breyla must decide between her heart and her duty to her people. Choosing wrong could mean the death of all those she cares for.
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