The Shattered Crown

A Dark Steamy Fantasy Romance

De: Rea Alexandris

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When fire magic meets forbidden desire, even crowns must burn.

In a world where shadows whisper seductive promises and political alliances can kill, Kaelara Veylin must master her dangerous fire magic before it consumes everything she holds dear—including her heart.

Thrust into the deadly game of court politics, Kaelara navigates treacherous nobles while the mysterious Shadowplane calls to her with dark temptation. As ancient enemies emerge and forbidden attractions ignite between her and those she should fear most, she discovers that the most dangerous battles aren't fought with swords—but with hearts that refuse to surrender.

Perfect for readers obsessed with:
✨ Sarah J. Maas & Rebecca Yarros - Epic fantasy with steam
✨ Jennifer L. Armentrout - Fire magic and fated mates
✨ Carissa Broadbent - Dark court intrigue

What awaits inside:
🗡️ Friends-to-lovers tension that burns
🔥 Powerful fire magic with deadly consequences
👑 Court politics and betrayal
💀 Shadow magic and forbidden realms
🌶️ Spicy romantic tension
⚔️ Found family bonds tested by war

Binge-worthy series alert: This is Book 2 of The Chronicles of Aeryndor. Start with The Forgotten Flame or dive in here—Kaelara's fire will consume you either way.

Readers are saying: "Couldn't put it down!" "The tension between characters is everything!" "Perfect blend of magic and romance!"

One-click now and let the flames take you.

In Ruins, Her Flame Persists.

Rea Alexandris' The Shattered Crown is the spellbinding second installment in the romantic fantasy series The Chronicles of Aeryndor. Just as adventurous as its predecessor—but with a more sensual edge—it holds the reader’s attention from start to finish.

The story opens with a heart-wrenching twist that leaves both Kaelara and the reader reeling. As the last Flamebearer, Kaelara faces daunting odds—but this time, she’s not alone. The world-building expands beautifully, revealing deeper lore and introducing a broader cast of characters. While the pacing occasionally shifts between leisurely and fast-paced, it mostly maintains a compelling rhythm. The action scenes are especially vivid, and Alexandris’ lyrical prose creates a lush, immersive experience—though at times, it leans a touch heavy on description.

Kaelara’s internal struggles and moments of self-doubt are more prominent in this installment. Though some may long for the unshakable strength she displayed in book one, this vulnerability adds emotional complexity and realism to her character arc. There are a few slower scenes and moments of repetition that lessen the overall impact, but they don’t overshadow the author’s evident growth and talent.

The ending is both tantalizing and provocative, setting the stage for what promises to be a powerful sequel—and yes, I already have it lined up.

In short, The Shattered Crown marks an evolution in Alexandris’ storytelling. A compelling continuation for fans of romantic fantasy—and a strong incentive for newcomers to begin their journey into Aeryndor.