Description

 Synopsis

He doesn’t retain her. She belongs to the royal family.

The throne was noway meant for Prince Tristan Faasa. Michael, his family, has always been that. Tristan’s worried parenting and the scar on his face were both caused by the same stock. Michael is anticipated to succeed their father after he passes down, whereas Tristan is anticipated to convert the crown. Tristan, the leader of a covert insurrection, will do whatever it takes to erect his family’s rule. But when Lady Sara Beatreaux, Michael’s new fiancée, shows up there, Tristan finds himself bogged in a brand-new kind of conflict. the kind that raises the question of whether the woman is about to wear the crown or the crown itself is more significant. Sara’s plan is simple. Indeed at the threat of her particular peril, marry the King and wipe out the Faasa family. She doesn’t anticipate the Scarred Prince, however. He poses trouble. interdicted. And one of the men she was instructed to murder. still, the line between abomination and passion has noway sounded so thin, and as further information comes to light, Sara becomes less sure of whom she can trust while torn between seeking vengeance and falling in love with the villain she was noway supposed to like.

 About the book

Within The Never After Series, Scarred is a standalone. Dark royal romance. ( A series of fractured puck tales inspired by our favorite villains). It isn’t a puck tale or retelling.

Tropes in the book

• Enemies to lovers
• Forbidden love
• Slow burn
• Morally grey / anti-hero

A scorching hot interdicted love develops between the unborn bridegroom of the King and the Prince, the King’s mysterious youngish family, in the 1910s royal love scarred. The easiest way for Lady Sara to make sure her plans are carried out is to enter Lion’s den and offer herself as the bridegroom to King Michael Faasa III of Gloria Terra. Lady Sara is motivated by a desire for revenge and seeks to exact vengeance for the death of a loved one. Michael’s unborn woman entered the Saxum Kingdom, and Tristan incontinent realized that she was a cunning seductress who craved power behind her soft, innocent surface. She is, after all, family, right? Tristan intends to drink his unborn family-in-law with open arms. Tristan and Sara are so overcome by a dangerous magnet and bedazzling passion for one another that they’re impelled to dance their interdicted waltz.

 Characters

• Sara Beatraux: Sara is strong, beautiful, and cunning. Sara seeks vengeance from the people who killed her parents. Her uncle and she cooked up a plan to get near to the adversary by marrying the aged family of the crown Michael Fassa.
• Tristian Faasa: Tristian is arrogant and kind. He’s also the scarred Napoleon. The disgrace of the family. He is being bullied by his family and his musketeers and they were also the bones who gave him the scar on his face.

Scarred Quotations

• You thirst for power?” he rasps, his palm ghosting across my collarbone before wrapping around my throat. “I can fill you with it until you scream.
• Would you like to keep pretending? I know you’re not the good girl you claim to be.
• Show me your pain, little doe. Give it to me so you don’t bear it alone,” I rasp against her mouth as I suck down her cries.

About the Author

Emily McIntire, whose noway After Series provides our favorite villains their happily ever afters, is a top 15 best-dealing author on Amazon internationally. She does not like to confine herself to one kind of story, and the central theme of all of her books is soul-deep love, with volumes ranging from dark love to small-city stories. She enjoys spending time with her family, reading, and staying for her long-misplaced Hogwarts letter when she’s not writing.

Conclusion

we recommend you to read this book if you love adversaries to suckers, innocently slate anti-idol, and are a strong heroine. Scarred is inspired by lion king. It’s a dark retelling.