Accused Of Killing My Sister, I Became The Mad King’s Bride

If you came seeking a fairytale, then this is not the book for you. There are no angels here. Only monsters of every kind. Long before humans built kingdoms and called themselves rulers, dark creatures as old as time roamed the earth. They were called the Orin. They ruled with insatiable hunger—for blood, for pleasure, for power. Ruthless and untamed, they took from humans as they pleased, for the world belonged to them. Until one desperate woman dared to call upon the Moon Goddess. She answered. She bestowed her divine light upon the first Aylin. It burned the Orin and granted her the gift of healing. And for the first time, humanity learned to fight back. Kingdoms rose. Treaties were forged. And peace was bought with blood. Only those foolish enough to wander too deep into the forests— or unfortunate enough to be sold as slaves— remained at the mercy of the Orin. Peace reigned. Or so the world believed. Until a child was born with black hair and no light within the holiest house beneath the Moon’s blessing.Rune Aylin.That child was me. The unwanted twin. The daughter with no light. The shame my family spent nineteen years pretending didn’t exist. Until the night before my sister’s wedding. I found her dead. Everyone accused me of murdering her. To preserve the alliance, my family forced me to take her place. Now I wear her identity. Her crown. And her husband. The Mad Orin King. King Uriel Vorn isn’t just the most powerful Orin alive. He’s dangerously in love with the woman I’m pretending to be. If he discovers the truth, he’ll kill me. If the Orin court discovers the truth, they’ll execute me. If I try to run, my own family will hunt me down. Now I have only one impossible task:Survive the monster I married… and his kingdom of monsters. Or die trying.#Dark Romance#Dangerous Male LeadMATURE CONTENT — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Accused Of Killing My Sister, I Became The Mad King’s Bride — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠