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General Kael Maren crushed a rebellion in the eastern provinces — and was "rewarded" by the emperor with a marriage to the rebel leader's daughter, Sable. It's a leash disguised as a gift: if she steps out of line, her remaining family dies. If he refuses, he's a traitor. Both know it's a cage. What the emperor doesn't know is that Kael never wanted to fight that war — he was blackmailed into leading it. And Sable isn't the broken prisoner the court expects. She's been trained in the old magic her father died to protect, and she's already counting the guards, mapping the exits, and planning something far bigger than escape. The problem? The more they conspire in whispered conversations behind closed doors, the harder it becomes to remember they were supposed to be enemies.

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The General's War Bride

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General Kael Maren crushed a rebellion in the eastern provinces — and was "rewarded" by the emperor with a marriage to the rebel leader's daughter, Sable. It's a leash disguised as a gift: if she steps out of line, her remaining family dies. If he refuses, he's a traitor. Both know it's a cage. What the emperor doesn't know is that Kael never wanted to fight that war — he was blackmailed into leading it. And Sable isn't the broken prisoner the court expects. She's been trained in the old magic her father died to protect, and she's already counting the guards, mapping the exits, and planning something far bigger than escape. The problem? The more they conspire in whispered conversations behind closed doors, the harder it becomes to remember they were supposed to be enemies.

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