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Language: English
Published by Independently published, 2025
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- Title
- Duke Rhime of the Spire
- Author
- Tirrell, Scott A.
- Publisher
- Independently published
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798289234742
- Item weight
- 485 grams
- Series
- Book 2 of 4: Absolution of the Morning Star
A Dark Gothic Fantasy of Court Intrigue and Forbidden Power
Eldenspire rises against the horizon like an ungodly pine—ancient, twisted, and clawing at the sky.
Evaline is sent to this dark castle as payment for a debt her house cannot repay with coin, bound in marriage to Duke Rhime: brilliant, feared, and dangerously indispensable to a kingdom already cracking at its seams. In his court, vows are leverage, kinship is currency, and mercy is rarely free.
Across Rhime’s lands, the rot is spreading. Nobles vanish. Villages wake screaming from the same shared nightmare. Rumors gather around the Spire’s sick red pulse and the forbidden work said to be waking beneath it. The Duke’s shadowed power is becoming harder to disguise—and harder to control. Whether Rhime is mastering the darkness or being mastered by it, the court is waiting for a slip.
The wedding may be that moment.
Because in a kingdom built on brittle alliances, a single night of ceremony can become a turning point—one that shifts loyalties, stains hands, and leaves no one unchanged. When factions tighten their grip and the throne suddenly feels close enough to touch, Evaline is dragged into the violent arithmetic of rule: bargains, betrayals, and choices that cannot be undone.
To survive, she must learn the language of power.
To wield it, she may have to become someone the dark castle can recognize.
Because the Spire doesn’t care who serves it. It only cares that its will is done.
Some towers are built to protect. This one was built to keep something within. And it is waking, hungry to feed upon Lucardia again.
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