Fatebound · Book I
The Fate-Chosen
The deadliest man alive is forced to kneel to the girl the world swore would never hold a sword.
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About the book
I wanted to earn a knighthood. Instead, I was handed a leash with a killer on the end of it—and I no longer know which of us it holds.
They say a squire's daughter has no right to a blade. They say a girl will never be a knight. No one ever told Wren Calder what to do with a god's contract burning beneath her skin.
In the dying border march of Duskhold, Wren is no one: the daughter of a servant, laughed out of every training yard, clinging to a sword nobody believes belongs in her hands. Then she shows a scrap of mercy to the broken, white-haired stranger the whole town leaves to rot in the gutter.
She does not know he is the world's first assassin. She does not know cursed dragon-blood sleeps beneath his seal. She only knows that when darkness comes for her home and she stands between it and the people she loves, something ancient wakes between them—and binds.
The Covenant of Fate has one merciless law: the weaker kneels to the stronger. By day, Soren's power is sealed and the Last Knife must obey Wren's every word. When the seal slips, she is the one dragged to her knees.
IBook 1 of 6 in the Fatebound saga. Read the series in order.
Book I teaser
See the hook
in motion.
“She offered a killer mercy. A god answered with a chain.”
The world's deadliest assassin is forced to kneel to the girl they swore would never hold a sword.
Watch 0:08 teaserThe covenant awakens