Drawn into Oblivion
Her head tells her he’s a rake, not to be trusted. So why does the rest of her still want him?
Mai knows to beware of ever drawing any carnal interest, and has learned to never lower her guard. Despite how isolated her cynical manner has made her within the newly resurrected Dark Court, she cannot imagine letting anyone closer, not while the court is focused on defeating a powerful evil intent on destroying their world.
So why do her eyes always turn to an arrogant commander who flirts as much as he breathes, and whose mysterious past makes him her most dangerous ally?
Propriety has always attracted him, the stiffer the better. Long ago, he took great pleasure in crumbling it to ash…
Rosuke has been drawn to the fiery valor within Mai’s walled-off heart since the moment he met her. Knowing he’ll never be worthy of her, he’s held back from melting her icy reserve.
But the moment he overhears her reason for keeping her distance—and that she wishes to understand why pleasure can become an obsession—he sets out to fulfill her wish, hoping to atone for his shameful past before time runs out and a hopeless war begins…
Drawn into Oblivion is book two of an epic fantasy romance series about the extraordinary sorcerers of the Dark Court in their fight against evil, with love guiding them to triumph. The series features magic, monsters, and steamy sex scenes, set in an imaginary empire that evokes late medieval Japanese life.
Each book can be read standalone, but consuming the series in order offers the best reading experience.
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