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BRAND OF DUSK: A GRITTY URBAN ROMANTASY

Every scar tells a story. Selene’s screams a warning.

For twenty years, Detective Selene Rowan lived a lie, convinced her weak magic was a defect. But when a brutal force tears through Ravenholt, draining the city’s magical population, the seal beneath her scar fractures. It releases a terrifying power that paints a target on her back.

Ravenholt stands as a powder keg; the match is lit. To survive, Selene must outwit the Highspire elite—a society of marble halls and bloody secrets. Her only guide is Riven Ashborne, a lethal enforcer representing everything she hates.

Untrustworthy and skilled, Riven claims he wants to stop the carnage, but his motives are as dark as his reputation. Bound by a volatile alliance, they investigate a string of magical murders, tracking a killer harvesting power for a catastrophic ritual that could unmake the world.

In a city built on deception, truth strikes as the most lethal weapon of all. Selene discovers her entire life has been preparation for a war she never asked to fight.

PERFECT FOR FANS OF CRESCENT CITY AND KATE DANIELS
If you enjoy the high-stakes romantasy of Sarah J. Maas or the gritty, magical action of Ilona Andrews, this character-driven fantasy thriller will pull you straight into the corrupted streets of Ravenholt.

WHAT TO EXPECT:
Genre: Contemporary Urban Fantasy / Romantasy / Paranormal Procedural / Magical Murder Mystery
Setting: Gritty Urban Landscape / Modern Magical Enterprise
Leads: Subverted Chosen One / Lethal Enforcer (Dual Perspectives)
Dynamics: Enemies to Reluctant Allies & Lovers / Found Family
Themes: Institutional Betrayal / Moral Cost of Power / Redemption / Criminal Investigation
Tone: Fast-paced / Character-driven / Romantic

• A.M. Bennett
• Published 1970 January 1st by (first published 1970 January 1st)
• ISBN: 1919451412
• ISBN13: 9781919451411
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• 4.55 102 ratings
• 97 reviews