Glow of the Everflame by Penn Cole (Paperback)

Glow of the Everflame by Penn Cole (Paperback)

Book 2 of 4: The Kindred's Curse Saga

With war closing in, she must work with the royal family she distrusts to protect her people. Inside the world of the Descended, loyalties shift and truths unravel. As secrets about her mother resurface and tensions rise, she faces difficult choices that will shape her future, her heart, and the fate of her world...read the full blurb.

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PC-TKCS-02-GOTE-PB
ISBN:
9781035428946
Pages:
624
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Weight 442 g
Dimensions 129 × 42 × 197 mm
Author

Penn Cole

Book Series

The Kindred's Curse Saga

Book Series Order

Book 2 of 4

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Enemies to Lovers, Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Fiction, Magic, New Adult, Romance, Romantasy, Slow Burn

Publication Year

2024

Publisher

Headline Publishing Group

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Blurb:

War is no longer a distant threat. It has arrived, forcing her into a position she never wanted—working alongside the very people she has always mistrusted. A discovery offers hope, but using it means stepping into the world of the Descended and facing the power they hold.

With only thirty days to act, she must navigate the royal court of House Corbois, where every conversation carries risk. The deeper she goes, the more complicated things become. The lines between right and wrong begin to blur, and long-held beliefs start to shift.

As she searches for answers about her missing mother, the secrets left behind grow harder to ignore. At the same time, the pressure from the Guardians continues to build, demanding choices she may not be ready to make.

Pulled between past feelings and new connections, she is forced to confront what she truly wants. With time running out, every decision matters—and the cost of getting it wrong could change everything.