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Enchantra by Kaylie Smith (Wicked Games, 1 of 2)

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Wicked Games, 1 of 2

Format
Paperback
Pages
448 pages
Published
April 2025
Publisher
Forever
ISBN
9781538770801

Only 2 left in stock

Why we love this

A cursed palace in Italy, seven siblings trapped in a game only one of them survives, and a fake marriage entered into purely to stay alive. Genevieve is told never to trust her heart roughly one chapter before it becomes impossible not to. Deadly-games romantasy with a love interest who warns you upfront that he is the worst of them.

What you are in for

*Welcome to Enchantra. There’s only one rule: Never, ever trust your heart.*

When Genevieve Grimm’s mother dies, she’s left with questions no one can answer—until she receives an invitation to Enchantra, a cursed palace in Italy, frozen in time and shrouded in strange fruit. So when the hostile and sinfully handsome Rowin Silver refuses to let her inside, Genevieve finds her own way in . . . only to realize her mistake.

For Enchantra is a twisted labyrinth, carved from gleaming silver and thorned hedges, where Rowin and his six siblings are forever trapped in a deadly game, at the mercy of a wicked Devil and his ghastly spectators. Only one occupant of the house can survive. Genevieve now must win or die.

Rowin warns her he’s the deadliest of the Silvers. That he always wins. That her only chance is to compete as his wife . . . so they must convince their audience that they’re desperately in love. And while Genevieve’s willing to do whatever it takes to survive, she knows she can’t trust Rowin, that the desire burning between them is a lie.

After all, it was Rowin who taught her Enchantra’s first rule . . . Never, *ever* trust your heart.

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About the author

Kaylie Smith

Kaylie Smith is the author of A Ruinous Fate and the Wicked Games series, romantic fantasy with high stakes and higher tension. Her books blend fate, magic and slow-burn romance.

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