Dive into this New York Times bestseller, a thrilling, romantic, and action-packed pirate saga that’s perfect for fans of Powerless and Heartless Hunter. ?

Seventeen-year-old pirate Aster Oberon faces a stunning new reality, gifted with a magical ability that she’s struggling to master. Worse, both she and Will―the Nightweaver who has captured her heart―have been cursed. In mere weeks, they will become ferocious Underlings, creatures forced to serve the evil Morana. The only way to break the curse is by procuring Morana’s blood.

To track down the cure, Aster teams up with both Will and Titus, the infuriatingly handsome prince of the Eerie who secretly aims to overthrow his royal family’s tyrannical reign. The trio’s journey takes them to Castle Grim, where danger is around every corner, and no one is who they seem. Between deadly dinners, extravagant balls, and shifting desires toward Will and Titus, Aster will have to keep her blades at the ready and determine who she can rely on before the ticking clock of her curse runs out.

This ultra-romantic, ultra-exciting follow-up to Nightweaver is filled to the brim with mind-bending twists, swoon-worthy moments, and more adventure than a pirate could have ever expected.

Read the entire Nightweaver series:
Nightweaver
Starchaser
Cursebreaker

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R. M. Gray is an author and full-time mac and cheese enthusiast who hails from a quaint Texas town best known for its soda, shiplap, and mammoth graveyards. She lives beside a field of bluebonnets with her film fanatic husband and two giant dogs, where she enjoys writing stories about pirates, magic, mystery and all things fantastical. A self proclaimed expert at whistling and a dedicated collector of lightsabers, she spends her days drinking too much earl grey tea, rewatching old cartoons, and thinking up new ways to break readers’ hearts. She is the author of the Nightweaver series. She invites you to visit her online at rmgraybooks.com or @rmgrayauthor.

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