Description du livre
'I am obsessed with Emma’s writing! Five million stars!' - Laura Thalassa, USA Today bestselling author of The Four Horsemen series
'A must-read romantasy... For readers who like their romance with an edge' - Elise Kova, USA Today bestselling author of A Deal with the Elf King
'A deliciously dark romantasy that had me hooked from the very beginning!' - Zoey Draven, USA Today bestselling author of The Horde Kings of Dakkar series
'Ethereal and eerie... brilliant and breathtaking!' - Juliette Cross, New York Times bestseller
'Your next romantasy obsession' - Melissa K. Roehrich, author of The Legacy series
'Everything I love in a gothic romantasy! I couldn't put it down'- Logan Karlie, author of Dream by the ShadowsWith her resurrection comes a thirst for revenge that only a god can quench...
Raised to be a leader for her people, when Princess Jessamine's kingdom is overrun by an incurable plague, she does her duty and enters a political marriage to save them all. Too bad her husband's first act is to slit her throat and seize the throne.
But death isn't the end for Jessamine. Her spirit is met by the Deathless One, a god of death yearning to return to the mortal plane - and he needs her help to resurrect him. He senses powerful witchcraft in her frail and broken form, so the two of them make a deal: her life and the return of her kingdom in exchange for his restoration.
Deals with gods are never so straightforward. Deathless One is a dangerous ally - but the longer they spend together, the more Jessamine is drawn to him. Perhaps the more appealing throne is the one by his side...
The hot new slow-burn romantasy from USA Today bestseller Emma Hamm, perfect for fans of Elise Kova, Danielle L Jensen and Sylvia Mercedes
What readers are saying about The Deathless One
‘The story had me gripped from the beginning. Murders, witches, Gods and betrayal.’
‘Dark, lyrical, and unforgettably romantic’
‘The prose is lush and poetic, the world darkly enchanting, and the emotional depth staggering… Hamm doesn’t just tell a story – she builds a myth that lingers’
‘Full of righteous feminine rage’