The Promise Effect (Tales of Ikronia #2)

L.A. Lambert

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The Promise Effect by L.A. Lambert
Laurel von Isildor was once a promising young sorcerer and artist, but a traumatic relationship left him jaded, bitter, and unable to use his magic. When his friends hire an empathic healer with rare abilities to help, mistrustful Laurel isn't keen on the idea. Especially once he meets the terminally cheerful golden retriever-like man. Ash Daye is an eternal optimist with a perfect track record when it comes to healing his clients' various physical and mental ailments. But this job is more complicated than any before, particularly when intense romantic feelings develop between the two of them. Will Ash succeed in helping Laurel overcome his emotional blocks and accept love? Or will the scars of his past, and the threat of his vindictive ex, keep Laurel from the fairy-tale ending he has always secretly dreamed of? The Promise Effect is a guaranteed HEA 118,000 word novel that features hurt/comfort, grumpy x sunshine, tender moments, and lots of healing and understanding. Content warnings include past physical and sexual abuse mentioned and briefly shown in flashback. As before, same-sex reproduction does exist in this universe, though mpreg is not mentioned and does not occur within this story.
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