The Dagger and the Flame by Catherine Doyle (Paperback)
Book 1 of 2: The City of Fantome
In the city of Fantome, rival guilds battle for control of deadly Shade-magic. After her mother’s murder, Seraphine joins the Cloaks seeking revenge. When she encounters Ransom, heir to the assassins’ guild, rivalry and powerful magic pull them into a dangerous conflict where loyalty, vengeance, and attraction collide...read the full blurb.
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| Weight | 372 g |
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| Dimensions | 130 × 35 × 197 mm |
| Author | Catherine Doyle |
| Book Series | The City of Fantome |
| Book Series Order | Book 1 of 2 |
| Condition | New |
| Format | Paperback |
| Genre | Enemies to Lovers, Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Fiction, Magic, Romance, Romantasy, Young Adult, Young Adult Fantasy |
| Publication Year | 2025 |
| Publisher | Simon & Schuster |
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Fantome is a city of cobbled streets, glowing lamplight, hidden catacombs, and a dangerous underworld ruled by two rival guilds. The Cloaks control the art of thievery, while the Daggers command the deadly trade of assassination. At the centre of their power lies Shade-magic, a rare and lethal force that both factions fight to control.
On the night her mother is murdered, eighteen-year-old Seraphine is forced to flee for her life. Seeking refuge with the Cloaks, she enters a world of secrets, loyalty, and power struggles. Driven by grief and a desire for revenge, Sera begins to uncover abilities she never knew she possessed.
Her path soon crosses with Ransom, the heir to the Order of Daggers. Trained as an assassin, he is both an enemy and a mystery. When he discovers that Sera wields a strange and powerful magic unlike anything he has seen before, their rivalry becomes far more complicated.
As tensions rise between the Cloaks and the Daggers for control of Fantome’s underworld, Sera and Ransom find themselves caught between vengeance, ambition, and a dangerous connection that threatens to change everything.
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