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Cursed Fates

Caroline Peckham, 2020

Fantasy Romance

A dark romance set against a world governed by ancient curses, where love and defiance are the only forces strong enough to shatter fate.

Feels like passion, defiance and unease. About love, power and morality.

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When fate sets its hands on a tragedy, the right words can defy the cosmos.

The stars might have decided that you can never be mine,” Darius said roughly, refusing to move away from me. “But I am yours. No matter what. I don’t care where we end up or who we’re with, I’ll always be yours. And I’m going to fix the damage I did to us even if the stars don’t care. I’m going to prove to you that I could have been worthy of you if I’d just listened to my heart sooner.
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Caroline Peckham.Caroline Peckham is known for crafting high-stakes paranormal romance. Her work often features intense power dynamics and complex relationships driven by dramatic, high-stakes circumstances.

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Feels like passion, defiance and unease. About love, power and morality.
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If you liked Cursed Fates, try God of Malice (Rina Kent), Rebel Witch (Kristen Ciccarelli) and A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire (Jennifer L. Armentrout).

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