Elemental Affections - Jaime Ryanne

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Résumé :
A driven mage. A brooding prince. And a second chance at love...or heartbreak. Anadae Helm is done with being her family's political pawn. After nearly three decades, the water mage is determined to forge her own path and further her studies. Cut off from her funds, she's forced to become a research assistant to a handsome former tutor who only sees her as the pushover she once was. Prince Ezzyn Sor'vahl believes his duty is to save his kingdom from the magical poison corrupting the land. Finding promising university researchers like Anadae is his only goal. The standoffish prince has no time for love, but when a masquerade party ends with a night in her bed, everything changes. Furious that any hint of favoritism might ruin her chance to prove her worth, Anadae swears off romance. Yet as she researches a cure for the magical poison and becomes invested in helping Ezzyn's people, their walls start to crumble. Can their budding feelings survive their ambitions, or will it be too late to pursue the life-and love-of their dreams? Elemental Affections is the first cozy fantasy romance novel in the Valley of Sylveren trilogy. If you love magical universities, spicy second-chance romances, and a hint of angst wrapped in plenty of banter, dive into Elemental Affections!...

Biographie:
Jaime Ryanne writes fantasy romance featuring competent heroines of color, secondary world settings with modern touches, and plenty of spice. There's usually angst involved, but it always comes with a happy ending.She is a Korean American adoptee living in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and two cats. When she isn't writing, if she's sitting then she's probably knitting (or spinning yarn. Actual yarn, not tales). She loves fountain pens, collecting notebooks, and wishes her enthusiasm for gardening was reflected in the actual results....

Sommaire:
Jaime writes fantasy romance featuring competent heroines of color, secondary world settings with modern touches, and plenty of spice. There's usually angst involved, but it always comes with a happy ending.She is a Korean American adoptee living in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and two cats. When she isn't writing, if she's sitting then she's probably knitting (or spinning yarn. Actual yarn, not tales). She loves fountain pens, collecting notebooks, and wishes her enthusiasm for gardening was reflected in the actual results....