Hell Fae King

The board is set and the players chosen. Vivaxia believed Camillia would be a pawn in their eternal game, but she was wrong. Camillia is meant to be their queen. The Hell Fae Realm desperately needs one, especially as rogue Virtuous Fae magic strikes. Questions arise about who is an enemy and who is being controlled. The narrator struggles with the possibility of punishing the innocent, all part of Vivaxia's scheme to hurt them deeply by dismantling their realm and turning the kingdoms against them. Had Vivaxia planned for every outcome, she might have succeeded. But the narrator knows something she never will: their realm is not built on fear. Their subjects are loyal because of what they represent—everything the Virtuous Fae were not. They do not control their people; they let them exist as they are and fulfill their own destinies. Destiny is not designed by those with power. It is forged with love and grief, and with Hellfire. This is the final book in the Hell Fae series. It features four tormented mates and no choosing required.