Song of the Deities by K. L. Vincent

Can love defy duty?

In defiance of King Remus’s orders, Æri and Rione continue their journey to the isles of the Fae, Realm of Prophecy. Æri seeks a cure for her sister’s Blodlyst, but riddles, illusions, and old magic guard the answers. Rione struggles between love and duty, bearing the weight of promises made in his homeland. His past haunts him—the memory of the father who abandoned him threatens to unravel everything he has built and what he feels for Æri.

On the mysterious isles, Æri and Rione find themselves once more under a sovereign’s rule, bound by an impossible demand: recover the lost prince’s composition, a prophecy capable of reshaping the Fates themselves. The task is fraught with enigmas and dangers that test their trust, their resolve, and their hidden sentiments.

In a land where art deceives, and divination is wrought with guile, will Æri and Rione choose the path they have vowed to follow, or sacrifice it all for what their hearts desire most?

Song of the Deities is a thrilling and adventurous sequel to Poisoned Pawn that will leave lovers of fantasy and romance craving more.

Info:

Pages: 564

Language: English

Tropes:

• Enemies to Lovers, Different Worlds, Forbidden Love, Feuding Realms, Post-Apocalyptic, Hidden Royalty, Morally Gray Characters, Blood Diseases, Fae, Animal Companions, Forced Proximity, Beauty and the Beast, Slow Burn.

Trigger Warnings:

Triggers involve hand-to-hand combat, battles, violence, poisoning, oppressive language, torture, abduction, addiction, trauma recovery and enslavement. The second book in the Lost Sovereigns series contains open-door scenes; however, it maintains the elements of a slow-burn.

Rating Spice Level from 0-5:

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Audience:

Fans of Sarah J Maas, Rachael Gillig, and Carissa Broadbent

About the Author:

K. L. Vincent is an award-winning author originally from California with a degree in theater design and anthropology from UCLA. She later received a master’s degree in anthropology and occupational therapy in the UK.

Her debut novel, Poisoned Pawn, has won multiple accolades in the indie book awards community.

She is an active Globe Soup member and continues to pen stories whenever possible. As a neurodivergent writer, she infuses her work with a focus on resilience and identity. Both she and her identical twin collaborate and bounce stories off one another. Outside of writing, she practices as an occupational therapist and teaches English. She lives with her partner in crime, baby girl, and orange furball.