Bound to the Dark Elf King (Of Fate and Kings #1)
Jessica Grayson
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· 40 ratings · 360 pages · Published: 01 Mar 2022
When I’m captured by the Dark Elves and taken before their king, my first thought is of escape. The moment our eyes meet, King Varys claims I am his Fated One—his Khio’ri.
Humans and Elves have been enemies for centuries, but his people believe that a soulbond woven by fate cannot be undone.
I doubt he’s ever going to let me go. But what does it mean to be Bound to the Dark Elf King?
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The 'Of Fate and Kings' series
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