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Genre:
Fantasy Romance
Themes:
Against All Odds
Angsty
Dark Fantasy
Dark Romance
Family Relationships
Magic
Married or Established Couple
Murder / Crime / Serial Killer
Mystery / Suspense
Opposites Attract
Slow Burn
Soulmates / Reincarnation
Starcrossed
Supernatural Elements
Heat Level:
Fade to Black (sex scenes are mostly implied and use euphemistic language)
Archetypes:
Shamam / Healer
Sorcerer / Wizard / Alchemist
Geographic Location:
Fantasy or Fictional Setting
Setting:
Manor House / Estate
Park / Zoo / Garden
Sexual / Gender Identity:
Lesbian
Queer
Trigger/Content Warning:
Graphic Violence
Three Murdered Mages, Two Broken Bonds
The Clem & Wist Series, Book 4
By Hiyodori
What good was a bond if I couldn't use it to haul her back from the edge?
Shortly after the events of Clematis and the Queen of the Void, a mysterious letter lures Clem and Wist to a grand estate. The very same manor where Wist was raised by a clan of backstabbing, power-hungry mages.
When it comes to magic, Wist surpasses her entire family put together. Still, she’s never outclassed them in terms of calculated cruelty or raw ambition. Clem stands a better chance of untangling their machinations. But as a guest in enemy territory, without any magic of her own, she risks becoming Wist’s one fatal weakness. Threatening her would, after all, be the easiest way to drive Wist to murder.
Clem has other unfinished business at the manor, too. Mage-healer bonds can only be broken by death. She’s still determined to change that—to rescue a bonded healer she previously failed to save. Yet before liberating any of the healers tied to Wist’s family, Clem might end up in dire need of rescuing herself.
Three Murdered Mages, Two Broken Bonds is a mystery-tinged story of an established sapphic couple grappling with the secrets of a devious mage clan. Although their faith in each other never wavers, their oldest opponents have always been lurking right there in Wist’s childhood home.