Horns of Wicked Ebony Special Edition (Deathcaller Duet, book 2) - Enemies to Lovers Spicy Dark Fantasy Romance

In the midst of war, love does not heal—it hunts.
After surviving the brutal war camp and unraveling the cruel truths at the heart of Demon society, Assyria emerges not just as Rokath’s mate—but as a spark lit beneath centuries of carefully shaped stories.
Assyria, the Imposter. A symbol of change. A symbol of hope.
Veiled priestesses now bear swords. Forgotten daughters now wield power. And the army that once scorned Assyria must learn to kneel for her.
But not everyone is ready to surrender.
As Rokath struggles to hold a crumbling alliance together, old wounds crack open and long-buried truths rise. The three cousins who once shaped an obedient realm are now on the brink of war with one another.
With the Angels preparing for another attack and the Demons fracturing from within, Rokath and Assyria must become more than lovers, more than leaders—they must become legends.
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Content Warning May Contain Spoilers!
An Age of War and Prophecy is a sprawling, interconnected epic romantasy series. Each book (or duet) features its own romance arc. However, the central fantasy plotline—the war between Angels and Demons—unfolds across the entire series. That means individual books may end with unresolved threads in the overarching war plot. This is intentional. Think of each book as a thread in an intricate tapestry: you’ll need to follow the full series to witness the ultimate fate of these realms.
If you’re reading solely for the resolution of the fantasy plot, please know it is an intricate, high-tension arc that requires full series commitment. But if you’re here for dark, soul-shattering romance, high-stakes choices, and a story that builds toward a climax worthy of the Goddess and the Fates, you’re in the right place.
The Great War between the Angels and Demons deals with genocidal intent and the religious fanaticism driving it. There is no clear good or bad side, so if you are unable to live in the gray, An Age of War and Prophecy is not for you.
The Deathcaller Duet also explores religion as a means of social control, akin to the Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood.
If reading about women being treated as second-class citizens, forced to carry children they do not want, and forced to wear clothing to hide themselves will trigger you, do not continue reading.
The following trigger warning list is not exhaustive. The most up to date version can be found on my website.
Graphic violence, including extensive torture and dismemberment
Genocidal war
Death of loved ones
Religious trauma & fanaticism (think Handmaid’s Tale)
Mentions of rape and sexual assault
Mentions of physical & mental abuse
Panic attacks & PTSD flashbacks
Nightmares
The sexually explicit content contains: primal play, shadow play, blood play, and punishment.