Engraved on a Heart of Flame
by Claire E. Jones
“He should have left the clearing of the temples to people who actually knew what they were doing. Who did he think he was? A hero? Gods, he was a fool…“
After he survived a near-fatal accident at the sacred fire temple and was forced to remain at home while his loyal guard journeyed to restore his powers, our struggling hero is warring with his inner monsters as the pressure continues to increase.
Join Rakhmet in this provocative story where he tries to find his way to redemption, but only ends up making things worse. Will he learn his lessons, or continue down a path of destruction?
Each novel of this eight-book series will focus on the blessed ones that wield their powers against the malevolent forces that seek to destroy them while also exploring the complex intricacies of love, hate, and everything in between.
Will they succeed before it’s too late?
Spice:
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⭐ Hardback Features Exclusive Bonus Chapter! ⭐
In the meantime, check out Love in the Face of Death (Threads of Destiny #1) here!
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REVIEWS
“The perfect read for fantasy lovers who value inclusivity, spice, action, and character development!”
“This story just keeps getting better! Exceptional world building paired with beautifully written characters that draw you in and win your heart.”
–Aiden Murray, @aidenmurrayauthor
“Engraved in a Heart of Flame is perhaps Claire’s best work yet!”
– H.P.T., beta reader
“Claire’s lush prose transports readers to a diverse world where ‘blessed ones’ attempt to find their place.”
GENRE
LGBTQ+ Pansexual Fantasy Romance (adult or new adult)
The romance is the secondary of two dominant plot arcs
Takes place in an alternate world
Magic and supernatural elements
3rd person narrative
TROPES
Friends to Lovers ; Redemption Arc ; The Quest ; All Hope Is Lost ; Forced Proximity ; Forbidden Love ; Self-Discovery ; Trauma/Mental Health
CONTENT WARNINGS
Profanity, violence, explicit (consensual) sexual content, alcohol consumption, and references to past deaths of loved ones
Single point of view (Rakhmet)