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Prince of the Undying

By: Karen Kincy
Narrated by: Jasmin Song, Ben Hart
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His touch awakens the dead. My touch awakens his soul.

When I track down the Prince of the Undying on a blood-soaked battlefield, I find him moments from death—a necromancer whose forbidden magic violates the very laws of mortality. With a single touch, he can raise corpses and command the dead.

I save his life, never expecting him to kneel before me and pledge his undying loyalty. We should be sworn enemies. Instead, he vows to become my greatest protector.

I don't know if I'm strong enough to refuse him. He's heartbreakingly beautiful, and yet his haunted eyes betray unspeakable trauma. Once a Prince of Prussia, now he walks in shadows, fallen from grace into the darkest corners of magic.

He should be forbidden. Yet I can't keep my hands off him. Each time our skin meets, his necromancy ripples through me like cold fire, thrilling me. There's more than just dark magic between us—there's something dangerously close to desire.

Prince of the Undying is perfect for fans of dark fantasy romance, morally gray heroes who are beautifully broken, and spice that burns hotter than hellfire.

Contains mature themes.

©2025 Karen Kincy Fantasy Magic Royalty Heartfelt Necromancy
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I think I saw this recommended on social media somewhere and I did enjoy it, I'd probably say it landed more at the 3.8/3.9 ⭐'s mark for me just because it didn't quite get me in the way a lot of books do (where I can't put it down and/or I'm emotionally attached) but it was good, so I loved the world - it's kind of a war era feel but it also like it's mashed up with other times and worlds although in this world back then too, then add in a little steampunk or industrial revolution vibes all with magic on top and that's this book, (actually I think I like this world as it kind of reminds me of Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes) it was such an interesting feel and setting, I really liked Ardis and Wendel, (especially Wendel), necromancy is a nice change when you read and listen to some very similar themed fantasy/romantasy books all the time, the necromancer x mercenary characters and romance was nice too, all in all it was an enjoyable book and I'd read more in this series.

Loved the world this is set in

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