Join Kill, Sofie and Wrath in this thrilling conclusion to the World of Houses Trilogy.
Vengeance. Power. Ruinous Love. Three bonds. One broken city. This is book three in a finished dark MMF Romantasy trilogy.
She will hunt them down.
Sofie can taste victory. The Houses are crumbling, Midnight City’s power is shifting beneath her feet. Soon, the throne will be hers. But when power demands more blood, will she accept that it isn’t hers?
He demands their death.
Kill finally has what he never believed he could have. A family. A place to belong. It isn’t perfect. It’s scarred and brutal and stitched together by pain, but it’s his. And when someone threatens to tear it apart, there is nothing he won’t do to protect the ones he loves.
He will sacrifice everything.
Wrath has paid for his sins in blood and tears, and he’ll fight tooth and nail to keep the love he’s claimed. But when the cost rises, just how much of himself is he willing to burn to keep them?
Three hearts bound by violence and desire.
One city on the brink of collapse.
As vengeance tightens its grip and power twists everything it touch, will their bond of pain and love survive? Or will nothing remain but the ashes of what might have been?
YES… this is the end of the trilogy, and my three main characters finally get the HEA they have bled and fought for.
This book is written in third person, past tense, and you follow the PoV of the three main characters
This trilogy goes very dark, and I highly recommend that you check out the content list for any potential triggers.
Content list
This book goes dark and there is a lot of potential triggering content. I have made a full content list that you can read here
But if there are any specific triggers you are worried about don’t hesitate to reach out to me.
While the book does cover SA, and do have some graphic SA scenes, there is no SA between the main characters.
This book is intended for a mature audience of 18+ and will contain scenes and themes not suitable for young people – meaning if you’re under 18, please put the book down and pick it up again once you’re old enough.
TEA SPANGSBERG 