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From author Megan Shade comes a gothic romantasy inspired by the Scottish legend of the Washerwoman, and the first book in The Curse of the Fates series. For over a century, Bea has haunted the River's End, cursed to wash the grave clothes of the dying for eternity. She searches the bloodstained garments for the pieces of a spell that could finally break her curse and let her rest. But the legends call her a monster and a murderess, and legends rarely tell the whole truth.

When the river warns Bea that someone is coming, she meets Brennen, a man bound by a vow of vengeance who has been assigned as her guard. But the woman he finds at the River's End is nothing like the monster of the stories. As women vanish across the kingdom and deaths follow that only Bea can foresee, the two are forced into an uneasy alliance. Hatred gives way to reluctant trust, and trust to something far more dangerous. Atmospheric, slow burn, and full of yearning, it's a perfect pick for fans of The Knight and the Moth, One Dark Window, and the Scottish flair of Outlander.

Perfect for readers who enjoy:

• Gothic romantasy
• Fantasy romance
• Enemies-to-lovers and slow burn
• Forced proximity and guard/prisoner tropes
• Scottish folklore, curses, and dark magic
• Atmospheric, morally grey stories

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✔ A haunting gothic romantasy of curses, legends, and forbidden love
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