Sana Lightbourne isn't gifted. She can't control the elements or shift into birds of prey like the rest of her family and to get rid of her as the stain on the notable Lightbourne name, she's sent off to marry Lord Rhyel Darcanos. The cold and fearsome ruler of the monstrous lands of the north.
Sana knows if Lord Rhyel doesn't kill her for being a useless Lightbourne, then whatever lurks in the shadows of the north surely will.
Rhyel doesn't need a wife. However, the promise of an alliance with the Lighbournes would do the people of the north some good. At least, that's what his General has told him.
When Rhyel finds Sana in the clutches of a golem something inside him shifts and he's plagued with wanting to know why Sana didn't use her gifts to protect herself? Why was she left alone in the forest in the first place and why does he feel such an utter obligation to protect her?
The Burning of Sana Lightbourne is a slow burn fantasy romance full of magic, shifters, a heavy dose of Cinderella vibes, and a couple whose love could burn brighter than the stars so long as they both believe they're worthy of it.
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The Burning of Sana Lightbourne
FantasySana Lightbourne isn't gifted. She can't control the elements or shift into birds of prey like the rest of her family and to get rid of her as the stain on the notable Lightbourne name, she's sent off to marry Lord Rhyel Darcanos. The cold and fears...
