Divine Rivals: The stunning YA romance fantasy Sunday Times number 1 bestseller: Book 1 (Letters of Enchantment)

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His scowl only deepened. “No, but only because no one has spent as much time looking at me as you do, Winnow.” Beautifully written and deeply emotional, Divine Rivalsis a story of resilience and love, crafted with Ross’s bewitching storytelling. Real characters, swept into a magical war, this is the kind of a tale that gets under your skin and straight to your heart. Truly romantic and atmospheric, this book will leave you hungry for the next installment.” – Valia Lind, USA Todaybestselling author of The Scarlet Rose I must confess I have a soft spot for romance books that incorporate epistolary elements. There’s something so captivating about letters, and My Roommate is a Vampire truly reflects that to perfection. As with every book I release into the wild, I know it won’t be for everyone. But if you feel like this story was written just for you…I can assure you, it was indeed. And I’m so happy the stars aligned and that this book found you.

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I love it when you keep hearing about a book, so decide to give it a go even though you’ve never read the author before and it totally delivers! An ardent romance and a harrowing exploration of war’s horrors and heartbreaks… with inventive worldbuilding, nuanced characterizations, and prose by turns dreamy and atmospherically tense.” – Publishers Weekly Ross has crafted a tale that hooks its readers with whip-smart intrigue, and holds them fast with dazzling prose, a charming cast, and a world where mystique shimmers just beneath the surface. Hers is a brilliant blend of whimsy and heart.” —Ayana Gray, New York Times bestselling author of Beasts of Prey Told from the perspective of Greek gods, Lovely War is a story about love and war, a perfect fit for fans of Divine Rivals.As Advance Reader Copies of A River Enchanted are beginning to make their way into the world, I thought I should drop a note here about why this novel is adult, and where you can find the content warnings. Some of you might know me from my young adult (YA) novels and may be curious as to why I’m now releasing a fantasy novel for adults. You’ll find a (fairly) succinct answer below, along with a link for the content guide. When Iris and Attie are given another chance to report on Dacre’s movements, they both take the opportunity and head westward once more despite the danger, knowing it’s only a matter of time before the conflict reaches a city that’s unprepared and fracturing beneath the chancellor’s reign. Iris thought about all the headlines Zeb had published about the war. They screamed things like THE DANGERS OF ENVA’S MUSIC: THE SKYWARD GODDESS HAS RETURNED AND SINGS OUR SONS AND DAUGHTERS TO WAR or RESIST THE SIREN’S CALL TO WAR: ENVA IS OUR MOST DANGEROUS THREAT. ALL STRINGED INSTRUMENTS ARE OUTLAWED IN OATH. And you can have fun with the obituaries,” he countered in a clipped tone, at last departing to his cubicle, which was—regrettably—only two desks away. In Divine Rivals, we see how Roman and Iris begin to write to each other without knowing who the other person is. The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy follows a similar premise.

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This trilogy is excellent. It not only features an incredible slow-burn forbidden romance but also blends political intrigues, the chaos of wartime and high-stakes. His smirk eased as his gaze dropped to her hands, cradling her broken shoe. “Looks like you ran into a bit of trouble this time.”Ross has crafted a tale that hooks its readers with whip-smart intrigue, and holds them fast with dazzling prose, a charming cast, and a world where mystique shimmers just beneath the surface. Hers is a brilliant blend of whimsy and heart.” ― Ayana Gray, New York Timesbestselling author of Beasts of Prey I admit that I was eager to read Divine Rivals because I saw so many parallels with Fourth Wing (dragons being the big exception!). But she was reconsidering now as her tea went cold. If he wrote an article about missing soldiers, she might be inclined to read it.