Infernis Duology
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Ruin
by Gillian Eliza West
read by Gabriel Michael, Zara Eden
Part 1 of the Infernis Duology series
Oralia Solis hasn't felt the touch of another in 245 years.
Not without them crumbling to ash at her feet. Cursed by the bite of a daemoni, she has been sequestered away for the greater good of Aethera by her adopted father, King Typhon.
King Renwick rules the rival kingdom of Infernis, the land of the dead. When Oralia flees the palace of Aethera after her power is let loose with deadly results, he recognizes her potential as a weapon and aids her escape.
Oralia finds herself the prisoner of the man she has been taught to fear most, and Renwick is surprised to find there is more to this princess than her untamed powers. Despite the gulf of secrets and magic between them, Renwick can't deny the pull he feels towards her, and Oralia struggles to resist the one person who cannot only survive her touch but craves it.
As Oralia uncovers the truth of her parentage and masters her magic, she will discover that the power to raze or save either Aethera or Infernis lies in her hands. War between the two kingdoms looms, and she must decide who she can trust and which she wants more: power or love.
Ruin is a true slow-burning romance, with enemies-to-lovers, nods to multiple mythological stories reimagined into new lore, and LGBTQIA+ representation (supporting characters).
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Reckoning
by Gillian Eliza West
read by Gabriel Michael, Zara Eden
Part 2 of the Infernis Duology series
The Infernis Duology's exciting conclusion.
The fate of the world balances on the tip of a gilded knife.
With King Typhon desperate to retrieve his ward, Oralia returns to infiltrate Aethera, the golden kingdom she once called home. Betrayal lurks around every corner, forcing Oralia to place trust in her newfound powers, not only to destroy the god she once called father, but to protect Infernis, the shadowy kingdom she now serves as queen.
Meanwhile, Renwick, the King of the Dead, prepares to attack Aethera should Oralia be discovered. He finds himself once more on the verge of being torn to pieces as he is caught between the duty he feels to his soul-bonded mate and to his kingdom.
Will Oralia find the strength to put him back together again without losing Infernis… or herself?
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