The Moonlit Debt: A romantasy, enemies-to-lovers and court intrigue novel - A Cursed Prince. A Debt-Bound Healer. A Forbidden Magic. (Moonbound Kingdom)

Some debts are written in ink. Others are written in blood — and Elara Vey is running out of both.

With her family's name cursed in royal ledgers and her brother dying by inches, Elara has one asset left: a moon-magic so forbidden it's punishable by execution. It heals. It also extracts a price from the healer herself, one she's been quietly paying for years. When a stranger collapses in the rain and her hands move before her sense does, she discovers she's just saved Caelan Draven — the exiled Ash Prince, a man the Crown declared dead, and the last person who should know what she is.

Caelan carries his own curse: lies spoken near him cause him physical pain. He cannot be deceived. He sees through every mask Elara wears — except the one she isn't sure she's wearing anymore.

His offer is precise and cold: a false betrothal, a place inside the Glass Palace, and a chance to erase her family's debt forever. All she has to do is help him uncover why the Crown still fears the Vey name — and what royal bargain destroyed her father.

Set against a court where courtship is warfare and alliances shift like moonlight, this breathtaking romantasy burns with slow-built tension, palace intrigue, and two people who distrust each other far too