Claimed by Dusk

The bond is complete. The nightmare is just beginning.

Wren chose them. All four. The Ruinmark is silver, the bond is sealed, and for the first time in her life, she belongs somewhere.

Then her father walks through the door.

Viktor Calder arrives at Blackmere with diplomatic immunity and a smile that's worse than his anger. He can't take Wren by force - so he takes her apart from the inside. One heir at a time. One surgical truth at a time. One whispered doubt that lands because he's not wrong.

Damien won't admit that his father sent him to contain her. Thane's protection is starting to feel like a cage. Idris lied to her face and smiled while doing it. And Silas - the warlock who killed thirty-one people for a girl who didn't know he existed - might be the most dangerous one of all.

But Viktor isn't the real threat. Beneath the academy, something ancient is waking. The Headmaster has been feeding it. And the woman sealed in stone for five hundred years looks exactly like Wren.

She's not a monster. She's what happens when a Voidblood is caged for two hundred years and finally breaks free.

Her name is Morwen. Her argument is terrifying. And the worst part?

She might be right about the bond.

This book contains:

Psychological warfare from the FMC's abusive father

Four escalating intimate scenes (one per LI)

A sympathetic villain who might be right

Found family under siege

"Touch her and die" - and they mean it

Morally gray everyone

Cliffhanger ending