In the fractured world of Etheria, the Gloom Blight devours all it touches-twisting vibrant cities into barren wastelands and driving survivors to the brink of madness. Amid this encroaching doom, one fragile light endures: Elara, bearer of the rare Life-Giving Spark.
Prophesied as the Child of Light, Elara alone holds the power to heal the Blight and restore balance to a dying realm. But hope is a double-edged blade-coveted by allies, weaponized by enemies. When she is captured by the Overlord's merciless legions and dragged to the shadowed fortress of Nocturne, her fate falls into the hands of Kaeden, a battle-hardened warrior of the dark. Ruthless and unyielding, he wields his blade with lethal precision and commands the loyalty of thousands. Yet beneath his armored resolve stirs something unforeseen: a dangerous pull toward the captive whose inner fire could redeem Etheria-or unleash its total unraveling.
Torn between chains and conviction, light and shadow, Elara must navigate a treacherous path where every alliance teeters on betrayal. Her pulse races with dread and unwelcome desire, as she grapples with unshakeable faith in goodness and the seductive necessity of bargaining with darkness. In the crucible of their forbidden bond, a war ignites-not just of ancient magics and awakened Hearts, but for salvation of the soul: hers, and the enigmatic captor who might be her undoing.
Spark in the Dark is a gripping Romantasy of profound metamorphosis, where romance blooms not despite suffering, but from its embers. Here, love is a forge of trials, magic a burdensome gift, and every shadowed breath pulses with fragile hope. In a world on the precipice, one woman's choices could mend the frayed tapestry of existence-or tear it asunder forever.
"When your jailer sees the light you hide, and you glimpse the shadows he buries-that's when enemies become the spark that ignites the heart."
For fans of slow-burn enemies-to-lovers, soul-deep emotional journeys, and high-stakes fantasies where choosing love means risking everything-or perishing in the attempt.
