To the Rotting End

HE WANTS HER HEAD. SHE’LL SETTLE FOR HIS SOUL.

Hidden pasts, a fae realm on the brink of destruction, and passions born of hatred converge in blockbuster author Sophia St. Germain’s brand-new, dark dystopian, fated-mates, enemies-to-lovers romantasy series for readers of Carissa Broadbent, Alex Aster, and Danielle L. Jensen.

‘Immersive worldbuilding, thrilling action, and a slow burn romance filled with scintillating tension … To The Rotting End is a can’t-miss for romantasy lovers’ A.K. MULFORD

‘The Swarzwolds. They did this. You can save our souls if you break theirs.’

Crown princess Azaleah Oakgard’s beloved home, Jordeina, was once a beautiful island. But after a brutal coup destroyed her entire family, Azaleah is on the run, leaving disaster in her wake.

Azaleah has spent centuries fighting to survive, and now she finally has a chance to reclaim her soul before it’s too late. She’ll have to change her face, shift her scent, and trick Jordeina’s usurper king into claiming her as his mate. And then she’ll break his spirit, until only the hollow husk of a man remains.

Marlow Swarzwolds is a tyrant, a killer, and a brute, but he’s no fool. He knows Azaleah’s compliments and obedience are just for show, hiding a ruthlessness that enchants him. But as Jordeina collapses, and the soul he has tied to their dying lands perishes with it, he’s running out of time to discover what she’s really hiding - and why.

As these two collide, their connection soon burns hotter than the scorching world they’re trying to save. And faced with a race against time, Azaleah must choose between reclaiming her own soul … or destroying Marlow’s.

Readers can’t get enough of Sophia St. Germain!

‘The worlds that Sophia creates never cease to amaze me’ 5⭐ reader review ‘Sophia is an amazingly talented writer’ 5⭐ reader review ‘Sophia, you mended my shattered heart only to rip it out and hurl it straight into the sun. HOW COULD YOU?!’ 5⭐ reader review ‘Definitely in my all-time top 5 - infinity stars read without a doubt’ 5⭐ reader review