Soul Sworn: A Novel (Soul Sworn Saga)

She would rather lose her soul than owe it to *him*.

When Mira is magically bound to her kingdom's most infuriating, insufferable, devastatingly handsome enemy commander, survival becomes the least of her problems. The soul-swearing ritual was supposed to be a temporary measure — a desperate alliance forged in wartime, dissolved the moment the fighting ends. Except the magic doesn't care about their timeline. Or their hatred. Or the way they can't stop looking at each other when they think the other isn't watching.

Caden has spent years building walls thick enough to outlast any siege. Mira tears through them like they're made of paper. She's sharp-tongued and reckless and entirely too clever, and the soul bond means he feels every flicker of her fear, every surge of her fury — and every moment she tries to pretend she doesn't feel something else entirely.

They fight constantly. They trust each other with nothing. And yet, when the real enemy comes for them both, the only thing standing between their world and destruction is the bond they've been trying to break.

Falling for someone who was born to be your enemy is dangerous. Falling for someone your *soul* already chose?

That's the kind of thing you don't come back from.

*And neither of them wants to.*