Pale Court Duet

Isolation, darkness, and rotting flesh, Surrounds me, suffocates me, But I am the vile ruler who controls it all. I long for warmth, Yet, all that I touch, Is cold. Then, she stumbles into my domain, Lost and frightened, Alone and confused. And I terrify her even more. She calls me the devil, So I show her pleasure, Like only the devil can. I am the heat that stirs her flesh, The longing that trembles her bone. She begs her body to refuse, To escape my embrace, But I am her master, The puppeteer of passion. I am the King of Flesh and Bone. Welcome to my court, little one. “King of Flesh and Bone” is a full-length dark fantasy novel, the first book in “The Pale Court” duet. The two-part story features a ruthless man, the woman who can't escape his love, and a Happily Ever After. This world contains dark themes, violence, loss, and elements of horror some may find disturbing. What this book doesn't contain is a hero, because villains do it better.

I punish lies and deceit, an eternal damnation of agony and pain. Yet, when it is my wife whose deception plagues me, I know what I must do. Shackle her soul to the lying, cold corpse that she is, Ensuring that she never escapes me. My wrath, My torture, My pain, And my pleasure. I am the King of Flesh and Bone, Every part of her I possess and own. She is mine, Death shall never do us part. Welcome home, my queen. “Queen of Rot and Pain” is a full-length dark fantasy novel and the second book in “The Pale Court” duet. The two-part story features a ruthless man, a woman who can't escape his love, and a happily ever after. This world contains dark themes, violence, loss, and elements of horror that some may find disturbing. What it doesn't contain is a hero, because villains do it better...

This 2-in-1 box set collects both installments in Liv Zander's “Pale Court” duet: “King of Flesh” and “Bone and Queen of Rot and Pain”. This duology is a dark-fantasy romance featuring a ruthless man, a woman who can't escape his love, and a Happily Ever After. This world contains dark themes, violence, loss, and elements of horror some may find disturbing. What this book doesn't contain is a hero, because villains do it better.