Burn

Some princes are made of light.
He was forged to burn.

Adrius has always known his role: perfect prince, honored heir, and finely honed weapon of the Faerie courts. He was raised to save his realm, not himself. To the human world, he's a dangerous myth. To the witches, he's the face of everything they were taught to hate. To Lorelei—the mortal girl prophesied to stop a war—he's the boy who loved her enough to let her go.

But the prophecy never ended when she walked away.

The uneasy peace between the Shades, the Elven court, the Faerie courts, and the human realm is splintering—quietly poisoned by the dark, destructive, silent war raging between the MBD and the Shades. Old bargains are breaking, the veil between worlds is tearing, and fire is waking inside Adrius—dangerous, ancient power he was never meant to wield. Power that could either seal the rift between realms… or burn them all to ash.

With enemy courts circling and his own council demanding a political marriage, Adrius is trapped between duty and desire, crown and conscience. Zanthiel's shadows are moving in ways Adrius doesn't understand. Venus is rewriting the rules from the mortal side. And Lorelei is once again caught in the crossfire of a destiny that refuses to release them.

To save the girl he loves and the realm that owns him, Adrius must finally stop being the perfect prince everyone expects—and become something far more dangerous. Because the prophecy that bound one mortal girl to two fae princes has a final, vicious twist:

For the worlds to survive, something—and someone—has to burn.

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BURN is book five in the Faerie Song Saga, a searing, emotionally charged romantasy told from Adrius's point of view—perfect for readers who love princely golden boys tipping into morally gray, doomed prophecies, and slow-burn, soul-deep love in the vein of Sarah J. Maas and Holly Black.

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Step into the fire. See what's left when the prince stops playing nice.