Dark romantasy and scifi author
This book contains graphic violence and sexual content. Specific triggers include talk of rape, attempted rape, human trafficking, gore, cannibalism (sirens eating people), PTSD, depression, suicide (off page), and thoughts of suicide, breath play, blood play, and dub con.
Love was never meant to bloom in blood-soaked waters...
Treson Harbor is a place plagued by terrifyingly beautiful monsters from the deep and they're hungry.
When no man is safe on the water, pirates and fishermen alike, people look to hunters.
Vidar "Bone Heart" Woelfson is the Captain of the Burning Rose, a ship known for its blood red sails and the ruthless nature of its crew. He has hunted more sirens than any other ship on the sea and unlike most, Vidar hardly does it for the money. He is haunted by events from his childhood and lives to see every daughter of the sea slaughtered.
Dahlia knows the ship with red sails well, but she knows its captain even better. The man who took everything from her as a child still hunts her waters and she will end him if it's the last thing she does.
Scarred and vengeful, Vidar and Dahlia will soon cross paths again after eighteen years and things certainly won't be peaceful. But even greater horrors might force the two together in an unwilling partnership.
Their rivalry runs deep... their love will run deeper... but not without bloodshed.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is one of those books that I wish I could read for the first time again...
~Goodreads Review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Oh my... y'all this one is GOOD!! A slow burn enemies to lovers with all the morally gray characters you could want.
~Goodreads Review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I was trying out a new format for my reviews but that wouldn't do this book justice. It was amazing!
~Goodreads Review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Writing was great, story was great, I'd do more fantasy if it was like this!
~Goodreads Review
This book contains graphic violence and sexual content. Specific triggers include talk of rape, past SA involving minors, gore, abuse by religious groups, talk of suicide, and violence.
A siren alone is lost. A merciful pirate is vulnerable.
Nazario, a Spanish pirate and captain of The Amanacer, chases thrills and lives on the idea that every moment could be his last, but when he attacks what he thinks is just a merchant vessel, he realizes his last moment could be closer than he thinks.
When everything goes wrong and he finds himself in the debris of a sinking ship, it's the half-starved woman that was captive on the mysterious ship that pulls him from the depths. She is not what she seems, but Nazario is also not a man to let a debt go unpaid.
Aeris has been a captive most of her life. She's a siren without a skrill and the rugged, handsome pirate who just freed her from her prison has been the only one to show her kindness, even if it was brief. She knows that showing him what she is could get her killed, but death has been breathing down her neck her whole life. She's not about to cower from it now.
She would rather die at the end of Nazario's sword than in a cell.
Now a captive on Nazario's ship, Aeris is realizing that perhaps she does not need a skrill to find a place to belong.
A dark god is rising from the deep, ravenous and unyielding.
Months of hunting the dreaded "sons," horrifying creatures from the deep come to feed on humans and sirens alike, Vidar and Dahlia realize there is no end to the chase.
Unless they sail for the heart of chaos itself.
Akareth's incessant pull still haunts Dahlia and as she questions whether or not it is her own madness driving her to the brink, Vidar is determined to hunt the most horrifying monster of his time to ensure she remains the woman--the siren--he fell in love with.
Plagued by drastically changing tides and threats from all sides, the crew of the Burning Rose must navigate unknown waters and the hellish deep to reclaim the ocean as well as land.
"The waters are yet a mystery. At every turn, the darkness is clawing toward the surface from the deepest trenches of the world, but one thing remains true. The crew of the Rose faces every nightmare with a bronze blade in hand."
This book contains graphic violence and sexual content. Specific triggers include torture, gore, talk of suicide, rape (in a dream setting), talk of rape, grief and loss, knife/blood play, anal intercourse, and breath play.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This book sucks you in & keeps you in a chokehold until you finally finish.
~Goodreads Review
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