RELEASE TOUR - The Kings Man 1 & 2 by Anyta Sunday
Book 1 Length: 70,000 words
Series: The King's Man
Prior Reading: not required for book one, but required for the overall series
Genre: Fantasy, Romantic Fantasy, Romantasy
Tropes: secret identity, forbidden calling, slow burn, rivals to lovers
Trigger/Content Warnings: This book is a romantic epic fantasy and may contain (non main) character death and cliffhangers
SERIES RELEASE DATES
The King's Man Book 3 - June 3
The King's Man Book 4 - June 3
The King's Man Book 5 - June 24
The King's Man Book 6 - June 24
https://getbook.at/TheKingsManTour
Healing is his calling. Love is his curse. And this is just the beginning.
Cael knows the rules: healing magic is for the privileged, and par-linea like him exist only to serve. But when his forbidden spellbooks vanish and his father arranges his marriage to settle a debt, he flees into the royal woods, where he stumbles upon dying soldiers and a poisoned noble.
Using illegal medius magic, he saves the noble’s life, only to entangle himself in a dangerous game of politics. Now hunted for magic he shouldn’t possess, his only escape is to secretly compete in the mage examinations and prove himself a true vitalian.
But the capital is a den of vipers, and two men stand in his way: Silvius, the secretive fugitive who saved his life and kissed him like a promise, and Quintus, the sharp-tongued merchant who challenges him at every turn.
Both dangerous.
Both holding secrets.
Both about to change his life forever.
THE KING’S MAN is an epic romantasy filled with slow-burn passion, courageous choices, and the relentless spirit of a healer determined to beat all odds.
This six-book series is one continuous journey and romance arc and is best read in order for maximum enjoyment.
For readers who love:
- A slow-burn, rivals-to-lovers romance filled with tension
- A rebellious healer who refuses to bow to the system
- A mysterious noble with a sharp tongue and sharper secrets
- Forbidden magic, political intrigue, and high-stakes deception
- Perfect for fans of "The Captive Prince," "The Magician’s Guild," and "The Priory of the Orange Tree."
EXCERPT:
“Quin the haughty merchant,” I say.
He raises a hand, stopping the aklo three steps behind him from rushing forward to block my approach.
I bounce down a few steps. “At a poetry convention? You seem more the debate type.”
Quin’s dark gaze sharpens. “You’re mistaken.”
“Enjoy poetry, then?”
“The last of the month is politics. No poetry.” His lips curl faintly, but his tone is tight. “So if you’re here, it’s by mistake.”
“Or miracle.”
Quin arches a brow, and despite himself, his lips curve. A bell chimes through the hall. “That’s the unveiling of the first topic.” He winces and rises a step. When he reaches mine, he continues upward.
I twist around. “Mind if I join? The view down there is terrible.”
His aklo moves to intercept, but Quin stops him again. He pauses, looking at me. “Wouldn’t that make us seem friendly? Wouldn’t that mean you’d have ‘a lot to explain’?”
“Ah.” Quin snaps his way up the staircase and I chase after him, flashing a grin. “We might not be particularly fond of one another, but we’re both mannered men. We can be civil.”
Quin’s brow arches slightly, politeness barely masking his dismissal as he continues up the stairs.
“Worried my perspectives might prove sharper than your own?” I say, following.
He stops abruptly, forcing me to halt. His gaze locks onto mine. “If your mind was half as sharp as your tongue, I might be.”
about the author:
Hey guys,
A bit about me: I’m a big, BIG fan of slow-burn romances. I love to read and write stories with characters who slowly fall in love. Some of my favorite tropes to read and write are: Enemies to Lovers, Friends to Lovers, Clueless Guys, Bisexual, Pansexual, Demisexual, Oblivious MCs, Everyone (Else) Can See It, Slow Burn, Love Has No Boundaries.
I write a variety of stories, Contemporary MM Romances with a good dollop of angst, Contemporary lighthearted MM Romances, and even a splash of fantasy.
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