The Crown of Moonlight

A slow-burn Highland fantasy romance about a mortal woman with forbidden magic, an immortal warrior whose oaths may force him to destroy her—and the impossible pull between them that neither world was built to survive.

"The Crown of Moonlight is an immersive fantasy for readers who love magic, history, and aching romance. Perfect for fans of Sarah A. Parker and Rachel Gillig." —Librarian/Netgalley Reviewer

A LEADER

Flora Domhnall is the last of her line, her clan's only defence in a war between the Everfolk where human lives are cheaply spent. Then she finds a wounded immortal warrior bleeding in her woods. His oaths control him. And what she was born to be is exactly what they were created to prevent.

Flora's own morality is a trap. If she helps him, she risks her clan. If she leaves him, she becomes everything she despises.

A WARRIOR

Chyr has spent four centuries bound by the oaths carved into living runes on his skin before he was old enough to understand them. He's meant to be immortal, but an ambush has left celestial iron poisoning his blood and his body failing. To stop the war that will consume both worlds, he must reach the doorway back to his home before it seals for another year. Trusting the kindness of the woman who has every reason to betray him is his only chance.

A CHOICE

Bound by necessity and hunted on every side, Flora guides Chyr across moor and mountain while war burns through her beloved Highlands and an ancient power wakes beneath the hills, one that has waited centuries for this woman and this moment. Each mile brings Flora closer to the man sworn to stop what she's becoming. And Chyr's oaths punish his every rebellious impulse while his carefully held honour fractures beneath her kindness.

The yearning between them becomes more dangerous than the war itself. Chyr can't choose her without breaking, and Flora can't save him without betraying her nation and her fate.

PERFECT FOR FANS OF Diana Gabaldon, Sarah A. Parker, Rachel Gillig, and Rebecca Ross—or anyone who wants their hero broken open by a woman's kindness.

"As a massive fan of Outlander, I went into this story hoping for a touch of sweeping romance, aching emotion, and lush world-building—and I was not disappointed...the same sense of fate-touched love, and that slow, simmering tension between two characters who feel destined for each other." —Lilith’s Library

Enemies to lovers · Slow-burn to heat · Emotionally dangerous romantasy · He falls first · Forbidden love · Immortal wounded hero · Fae power vs. forbidden ancient elemental magic · Oaths and impossible honour · Hidden identity · Dual first-person POV · Atmospheric Highland Gothic Jacobite historical fiction setting · Chosen one who doesn't want to be · Found family · Political intrigue