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Cover Reveal! A Bride for the Dark Mage

December 19, 2020 by Elizabeth Drake

A Bride for the Dark Mage

Ruthless. Unforgiving. Unrepentant. But it just might be everything she needs.

Forced to apprentice to a powerful necromancer, Leikar endured pain and suffering no mortal should. Now a formidable mage in his own right, Leikar escaped his dark lord, and his unique skills earned him a place in the Holy Kingdom of Tamryn. He’ll do anything to keep his new home, anything, including marry a woman that despises him.

Three years ago, Annabelle’s husband was murdered, shattering her world and revealing a web of lies, treason, and infidelity that dated back long before they were married. Now she’s rebuilt a new life for herself, and she has no intention of ever letting herself love again. Especially not with a dark and dangerous mage.

But the past doesn’t forget, and as old enemies threaten to destroy them, Leikar and Annabelle have to make the ultimate choice. Can they embrace love and forgive the past, or will they be swallowed by the darkness?

I am working with a new cover artist, and I hope you love her style as much as I do. A Bride for the Dark Mage will be coming out in January 2021!

Filed Under: Cover Reveal Tagged With: Cover Reveal, love, mage, magic, necromancer, Romance, romance author, Romance Writer, wizard

Micro Fiction: Lost Love 22

October 27, 2020 by Elizabeth Drake

His kind did not have daughters. It was part of his father’s curse.

But Asche was certain, and she had never been wrong.

His queen had a daughter with his father’s chosen.

It should be impossible, and yet…

He still had a chance.

For a queen. A mate. A chance not to spend eternity alone.

Filed Under: Micro Fiction Tagged With: Demon, Dracor, Dragons, Family, fantasy, father, loss, love, necromancer, Oskelez, romance author, Romance Novel, Romance Writer, vampire

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October 26, 2020 by Elizabeth Drake

Korvar’s failure… was not such a failure.

His queen had escaped him, yes, and mated with a man blessed by his father. Not just blessed, chosen.

Now she had… a daughter.

It was impossible.

Filed Under: Micro Fiction Tagged With: Demon, Dracor, Dragons, Family, fantasy, father, loss, love, necromancer, Oskelez, romance author, Romance Novel, Romance Writer, vampire

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October 25, 2020 by Elizabeth Drake

Asche would not have come if it were not important.

And while his father had defeated him again, he would not wear his shame for others.

He was far too proud for that.

He would hear her words.

Filed Under: Micro Fiction Tagged With: Demon, Dracor, Dragons, Family, fantasy, father, loss, love, necromancer, Oskelez, romance author, Romance Novel, Romance Writer, vampire

Micro Fiction: Lost Love 19

October 24, 2020 by Elizabeth Drake

Asche knelt before him, her forehead pressed to the stone of his throne room.

He did not want to hear her words. Did not want to hear any words.

But Mor would never come for him.

Not for many more millennium.

Filed Under: Micro Fiction Tagged With: Demon, Dracor, Dragons, Family, fantasy, father, loss, love, necromancer, Oskelez, romance author, Romance Novel, Romance Writer, vampire

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October 23, 2020 by Elizabeth Drake

Chaos reigned in Oskelez again.

He didn’t bother to rein in even the worst abuses.

Let them die. Pollute the land and air so their kind could never walk here again.

He no longer cared about even that.

Filed Under: Micro Fiction Tagged With: Demon, Dracor, Dragons, Family, fantasy, father, loss, love, necromancer, Oskelez, romance author, Romance Novel, Romance Writer, vampire

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