The Unsworn Court · Book One
The Prince I Unmake
She entered the condemned prince’s feast to kill him. By midnight, she is the only thing keeping him alive.
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Celia Veylan
Writes adult fantasy romance
Celia Veylan writes adult fantasy romance about capable women, dangerous men, and love that changes what power costs. Her books bring sharp banter, practical heroines, fae courts, real consequences and earned on-page heat together. The Prince I Unmake begins The Unsworn Court.
- Competence under pressure.
- Desire with consequences.
- Courts where every promise has a price.
Biography
Desire with consequences.
Celia Veylan writes adult fantasy romance about women who know their work and men whose power cannot solve the thing they want most. Her stories bring intimate choices into dangerous courts, where a promise can protect a life or put a price on it.
She writes capable heroines with practical skills, dangerous men who must learn restraint, and romances in which desire never erases consequence. The Unsworn Court begins with The Prince I Unmake, a story of a mortal hunter, a condemned fae prince, and the touch that can silence his magic.
Her books are for readers who want sharp banter, rules that matter, on-page heat, and a couple whose love changes the political choices available to them without making the world kinder.
What you can count on
The signature under every Celia Veylan novel
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A heroine with a trade
Her skill solves problems and creates new ones. She is in the room because she is good at something, not because the plot needs a witness.
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A dangerous man, restrained
The hero’s power is real, and so is the restraint. You can see what it costs him to hold it.
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Romance that moves the plot
Every bargain between them changes what the court can do next. The love story is the politics, not a pause from it.
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Rules that bite
Magic and law are enforced by people with competing interests, and nobody gets an exception for being in love.
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A real ending, a live war
Each book closes its immediate danger. The larger struggle stays alive for the next one.
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Contact
Reader mail for Celia Veylan: celiaveylan@readnovastory.com. Rights, press and permissions: contact@readnovastory.com.