Consort of Fire (Bound to Fire and Steel, #1)

by Kit Rocha

“It’s not uncommon for the children of the mortal lords to have some magic,” Ash pointed out, trying to shake his own discomfort. While a connection to the Everlasting Dream had nothing to do with bloodlines and inheritance, children raised to believe they could shape the world often manifested some small power to do so.

But she was so tired of hiding. And fighting felt so good. She’d never pushed her body so hard for so long before, never fully tested her limits. She was drunk on the feeling of not holding back, reeling from how good it felt to not make herself small for the satisfaction of petty men and petty kings.

The future is terrifying enough to face without knowing what’s coming.”