Angel of Ashes

Rejected mates but make it four supernatural men grovelling their way back from a catastrophic fumble? Yes, fam. Ivy gets publicly shattered, loses the future she thought was hers, and then gets dragged right back into Neverbound Academy where secrets, politics, and dangerous supernatural drama are doing the absolute most. This is why-choose academy crack with heartbreak, tension, hidden agendas, and that delicious “you hurt her, now suffer” energy — not the darkest shelf in the room, but definitely not soft either. If you love fated mates who have a lot to answer for, this one’s going straight on the one-click list.

Book Description

Two years ago, my fated mates rejected me.
Now they want a second chance.

All my life, I’ve been a symbol of hope and a portrait of perfection, the daughter molded by legacy and duty.
On my 21st birthday, I stood before the Fates, ready to meet my mate and become something more than the pedestal I’d been placed on.
In a cruel twist, the ritual ended with four sets of eyes staring back at me and one word waiting on their lips.
Reject.
In one breath, they stole my future, along with any hope of ever claiming my power or my place at Neverbound Academy.
Two years have passed, full of fake smiles and hidden shame, reduced to a bargaining chip for my father’s political gain.
Now I stand in bridal lace, walking toward the altar, but it’s not my father’s match waiting for me. Instead, I’m greeted with the same four sets of eyes that haunt my soul.
It seems they’ve changed their minds. Now I must decide what’s more important – changing my fate or protecting my heart.

Angel of Ashes is book one in a rejected-mate fantasy romance series featuring why-choose, academy secrets, and the four supernatural men who will regret everything.

Genre, Tropes & Kinks Triggers ⚠️ DETAILED TRIGGERS ⚠️ (contains spoilers)

Content Warnings

Expect rejected-mate emotional damage, academy power games, supernatural political manipulation, hidden agendas, and a heroine dealing with betrayal and the fallout of being publicly unwanted by her fated mates. The darkness seems to lean more into heartbreak, toxic dynamics, coercive social structures, manipulation, and dangerous undertones rather than extreme on-page horror or graphic non-con content. Go in expecting angst, grovel tension, messy mate bonds, and emotional wounds that are very much part of the ride.
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Publication Date2026-05-26 Relationship Pairing(s)Other Darkness Score6/10
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