Wild Elegy: A Dragon Willow Story (The Dragon Willow Duet)

Magdala Devney has spent years sharpening her hatred into something useful — and now she's going to use it.

Convinced that Prince Asherton Ageric is the usurper who stole her home and heritage, Magdala seizes an unexpected opportunity when she secures a position as his royal bodyguard. It's the perfect infiltration. The perfect path to revenge. What she doesn't anticipate is the posting itself: a remote, rain-soaked island where she and the prince are stripped of courtly pretense and forced into relentless, suffocating proximity.

Set against a lush romantasy landscape alive with botanical magic and lurking dangers, *Wild Elegy* is the first book in Andréa Costello's Dragon Willow Duet — and it wastes no time dismantling everything Magdala thinks she knows. The man she has cast as a villain is complicated, guarded, and unexpectedly vulnerable in ways that make her mission feel less certain with every passing day. Their charged exchanges shift from cold calculation to something far more difficult to control, and the line between enemy and ally begins to dissolve in the island mist.

This clean and wholesome romantic suspense burns slow and bright, built on tension that crackles through every carefully chosen word and every stolen glance. Magdala came to this island with a plan — but plans have a way of unraveling when the heart refuses to cooperate.

Some revenge stories end with justice. Others end with something far more dangerous: the truth.