Raise Hell: Eleventh Hour Book 1 SIGNED (Includes an art print, bookmark, and stickers)

RAISE HELL is the first book in the Eleventh Hour series by Brit KS. This fantasy romance is filled with witches, vampires, ancient laws, tech mixed with magic, and slow-burn lovers.

It’s hard to outrun the ghosts of your past when you can talk to the dead…

Leigh Raelyn should be burned at the stake. Not only did she cause the deaths of her family — she’s also a Lunar witch, bonded with the outlawed element, aether. But hiding an illicit gift is almost impossible when you’re next in line for the throne, and her supply of magical suppressants is dwindling.

So, when she discovers a way to surrender her title, Leigh seizes her chance.

Wilder Dunn will do whatever it takes to ascend the ranks of the Borealis Blades — so long as it gives him the power to bring his sister’s killers to their knees. But as the son of a traitor, he is failing to gain favor with the Council. When Wilder agrees to protect the princess ahead of her coronation, he hopes to prove fealty to authority. Until he discovers the real reason for his employment…

With Wilder’s help, Leigh goes in search of her throne-bargaining secret: the truth behind Corona’s centuries-old peace treaties. But as the pair spiral closer to a realm-shattering revelation, only one thing is clear: to fix the world order, they need to break it...and possibly, their own hearts too.

Tropes:

• Urban Romantasy 
• Princess and Bodyguard
• Forced Proximity 
• Dual POV
• Forbidden Romance
• Vampires and Witches

Content Warnings:

• Raise Hell contains themes and content that may be sensitive for some readers. We advise caution and provide this list of specific themes for your awareness:

   Loss of a Loved One: The story deals with themes of grief and bereavement. 

  Mention of Substance Abuse: Occasional references, not central to the plot. 

  Murder Referenced: Indirect references to past events. 

  Violence: Includes scenes with gun usage and physical confrontations. 

  Adult Language: Use of strong language throughout the book. 

  Sexually Explicit Scenes: Descriptions of intimate encounters. 

  Classism: Exploration of social and economic disparities. 

  Demons: Presence of demonic characters or themes. 

  War: Depictions or references to wartime scenarios.