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The Crown of Bleeding Stars: Book Two of The Kingdom of Graves Trilogy
Paperback
Series: Kingdom of Graves
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 28 2026
Pages: 252
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.53 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
They stopped the war. They did not stop what was coming after it.
Three months ago, Elara Vey and Lucien Draven renegotiated a three-hundred-year-old seal, silenced a curse, and built something like peace out of the wreckage of a kingdom. She teaches at the Academy she founded. He sits beside her at the council table, not the throne. For the first time in either of their lives, the ground beneath them feels solid.
Then a letter arrives. Then a tremor that isn't the five gods they know. Then the truth: the founders who imprisoned five ancient entities beneath the kingdom three centuries ago never counted correctly. There was a sixth. And it has been waiting in the dark for someone to open the door.
As the Veil tears wider across the continent, Elara's power deepens into something that frightens even her, an inheritance that promises godhood and threatens to erase the woman underneath it. Lucien's curse, thought controlled, begins to answer to something older than the seal that bound it. And the fragile court they built together starts to remember what it means to fear them both.
This is not the story of two people falling in love. This is the story of two people who already love each other, desperately, dangerously, trying not to become the monsters the kingdom always suspected they were, while a god older than memory decides whether they are worth destroying or worth using.
What readers can expect:
- A dual point of view dark romantasy that escalates everything Book One promised
- A slow unraveling of hard won peace into political collapse, forbidden power, and impossible choices
- A love story built on obsession, sacrifice, and the terrifying honesty of two people who cannot survive without each other
- Gothic worldbuilding that expands into drowned cities, forgotten catacombs, and the true, cosmic-horror origin of the Veil
- A devastating ending that will leave you desperate for Book Three
If you loved the emotional intensity of Fourth Wing, the gothic atmosphere of A Court of Thorns and Roses, and the tragic obsession of Serpent and Dove, The Crown of Bleeding Stars will consume you.
Some doors should have stayed shut. Get lost in the darkness now.
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