What the Ember Inherits: An Established Marriage, Power Couple Romance, and Orc & Elf Romantic Fantasy
Paperback
Series: The Blackspire Accord, Book 5
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 342
Weight: 0.79
Height: 0.85 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Their marriage united two nations. Now both courts want a claim on the child who does not even exist yet.
Syllia and Zarfu have spent years turning the Blackspire Accord into a working peace. But when the joint council demands a proving standard for their future heir, the most private question of their marriage becomes public business.
They choose to have a child anyway.
When Syllia becomes pregnant, every healer, guard rotation, and whispered proposal carries political weight. Both courts want safeguards. Someone wants access. And beneath the reasonable language of protection, an older influence is beginning to surface.
To protect their daughter, Syllia and Zarfu must confront more than the people trying to claim authority over her before she is born. They must confront the instincts that once kept them alive: his need to carry danger alone, and her habit of turning fear into control.
They already know how to choose each other.
Now they must decide what ends with them, and what their daughter will inherit.
What the Ember Inherits is the final book in The Blackspire Accord, an adult romantasy series featuring political intrigue, elemental magic, an established power couple, and open-door romance.
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