This Wicked Bond
A captive princess.
A rogue dragon shifter.
A bond that could save or doom them all.
Unlike my sisters, I was never arranged to marry a monster. I was imprisoned in the king’s dungeon at birth.
I have a unique gift, one my father– the King of Solaria–fears. Yet, he’s far too curious about how my magic works to let me go.
Everything changes the day I’m pulled from my cell, and I begin to fear I’ve outlived my usefulness. Except, it’s not a chopping block awaiting my head. It’s a handsome rogue in a green cloak.
The man’s a rebel thief who owes the dungeon warden a life debt. To repay it, he’s been tasked with smuggling me out of the kingdom.
I know nothing about him. Not his full name. Not even his species. Yet, his alter ego has made it clear that this isn’t just an assignment. I’m his, and though he’ll see me safely out of Solaria, he has no intention of letting me out of his sight.\
The beast inside him might want me, but I can assure you the man does not. My father murdered his twin sister, held him prisoner, and banished everyone he loves and cares about to the outer realm.
All it would take is for him to go back on his word… There’s no way I’ll survive on my own, not in a ruthless world like the Realm of Monsters. Yet, I’m not sure trusting a rebel thief would despises my father with ever cell of his being is any better. Both have deadly consequences.
*This Wicked Bond is an enemies-to-lovers tale featuring a morally gray, shifter hero with a slew of red flags. The world is dark, but it’s also full of adventure and magic. This story is a spellbinding fusion of Robin Hood, dragons, and monsters, and takes place within Amanda Aggie’s Seven Realms World.
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