Engraved on a Heart of Flame
by Claire E. Jones
“He should have left the clearing of the temples to people who actually knew what they were doing. Who did he think he was? A hero? Gods, he was a fool…”
Rakhmet survived a near-fatal incident at the sacred fire temple, but it only strengthened the inner monsters that haunt him. Set against a backdrop of escalating expectations, the scarred heir now finds himself seeking a path to redemption.
Once on this journey, however, his impulsive choices lead him deeper into chaos, forcing him to confront undeniable revelations.
In this thrilling eight-book series, follow Rakhmet and the other blessed ones as they wield their powers against malevolent forces while exploring the complex intricacies of love, deception, and the pressures that make or break them.
Will Rakhmet learn from his mistakes, or will he spiral further down a path of destruction?
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REVIEWS
–Austin Valenzuela, author of Tournament of Hearts
“This story just keeps getting better! Exceptional world building paired with beautifully written characters that draw you in and win your heart.”
–Aiden Murray, author of Knight of Elysia
“The perfect read for fantasy lovers who value inclusivity, spice, action, and character development!”
–Sarah Madden, author of Lucid
“Engraved in a Heart of Flame is perhaps Claire’s best work yet!”
– H.P.T., beta reader
GENRE
LGBTQ+ Pansexual Fantasy Romance (adult or new adult)
The romance is the secondary of two dominant plot arcs
Takes place in an alternate world
Magic and supernatural elements
3rd person narrative
TROPES
Friends to Lovers ; Redemption Arc ; The Quest ; All Hope Is Lost ; Forced Proximity ; Forbidden Love ; Self-Discovery ; Trauma/Mental Health
CONTENT WARNINGS
Profanity, violence, explicit (consensual) sexual content, alcohol consumption, and references to past deaths of loved ones
Single point of view (Rakhmet)