Princess Selene has always known her fate: be bartered away as the price of peace. Born to the cold mountain kingdom of Virelia, she was raised not as a daughter but as a bargaining chip—obedience drilled into her bones, duty etched into her veins. When her parents send her to the Isles of Aeloria as the bride promised to its Crown Prince, she expects more of the same: distance, politics, and chains wrapped in silk.

What she doesn’t expect is Ryn.

The Crown Prince is fierce where others are cold, reckless where others are calculating. Every glance sears her, every touch threatens to unravel her carefully constructed control. He swears she is his—his bride, his fire, his obsession—and when war drums begin to pound, Ryn makes it clear: no envoy, no treaty, no kingdom will ever take her away from him.

But desire this dangerous comes at a cost.

Whispers spread through the palace halls: that she’s already ruined, already compromised, a curse on Aeloria’s throne. Her parents demand her return. Virelia threatens war. Nobles murmur that she has no place here. Yet when Ryn drags her into the shadows, when his mouth claims hers like a vow, Selene feels something she’s never known before.

Not duty. Not obedience. Not chains.

Freedom.

Torn between kingdoms, between the pawn she was raised to be and the woman she’s becoming, Selene must make a choice: return to the cold stone halls that raised her—or surrender fully to the fire Ryn offers, knowing that once she does, there will be no turning back.

For listeners who crave scandal, devotion, royal intrigue, and heat that leaves your ears burning—To Burn for a Crown is a dangerously addictive romance you’ll devour in a single night (or two).