Of the Stars and Sea (A Divine Trinity)

When the most feared pirate lord in the Southern Realm stands between you and the treasure that could change everything, the smart move is to run — Rowenya Stone has never been particularly smart.

Captain of the Trinity, Rowenya has spent years selling her soul to settle her father's debts, betraying her own kind to keep her ship afloat. She's done. One ancient artifact, one hidden map, one legendary treasure — that's all she needs to finally cut herself free. The plan is perfect. Then Grayson Tyde walks into it.

Ruthless, cunning, and infuriatingly hard to kill, Grayson is the last man Rowenya wants complicating her carefully laid schemes. He's also, inconveniently, the only one who can help her pull them off. What begins as an uneasy alliance crackles with dangerous tension — the kind born from sharp-tongued arguments at the helm, stolen glances across firelit decks, and the slow, maddening realization that your enemy might know you better than anyone else alive.

This romantasy sails into dark waters, blending swoon-worthy slow-burn romance with laugh-out-loud banter, genuinely unsettling horror, and scorching spice that earns every degree. Remus builds a vivid world where the sea holds ancient secrets and desire is just as treacherous as the tides.

Freedom has never come without a price. The question is whether Rowenya and Grayson will pay it together — or destroy each other trying.