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Spark of the Everflame

Penn Cole, 2022

Fantasy Romance

A fierce healer's daughter with a forbidden spark is drawn into a crumbling royal court, where love, power and survival demand she stop being delicate.

Feels like longing, defiance and tenderness. About freedom.

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A man speaks of his own death as though it were a love letter.

You think I fear my own death?” he whispered in my ear. “Every day I draw breath is as much a curse as a gift. I’ve been living on borrowed time for longer than you can imagine. If you’re the way my fate finally catches up to me, I can’t fathom a more beautiful end.
Excerpt from Spark of the Everflame, Penn Cole 2022. Quoted for discovery. Source Rights & removals

Penn Cole.Penn Cole self-published the Kindred's Curse Saga; Spark of the Everflame began as an independent release before finding a wide readership.

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What is Spark of the Everflame like?
Feels like longing, defiance and tenderness. About freedom.
What should I read after Spark of the Everflame?
If you liked Spark of the Everflame, try Glint (Raven Kennedy), A Court of Mist and Fury (Sarah J. Maas) and Shadow Princess (Caroline Peckham).

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