When a cursed Winter Prince and a royal guard with a forgotten bloodline are bound by an ancient prophecy, they become the only ones who can stop a rising enemy—if their forbidden love doesn’t destroy them first.

Bound by blood, by flame, by fate.

In the frostbitten kingdom of Skadgard, Sylvanna Isenwulf has finally claimed her mantle as Captain of the Guard, but her loyalty to the crown is tested when Prince Jökullson “Jack” Drakmyr—her best friend and heir to the Frostbound throne—is forced into an arranged betrothal with a princess he’s never met and an alliance that could ignite war across the northern realms.

Ordered to accompany Jack on a dangerous envoy through the cursed Wildlands, Sylvanna is thrust into a perilous journey filled with ancient magic and deadly creatures. But it is another kind of danger that threatens to unravel their friendship...

Bound by an invisible tether that has pulled at their hearts since childhood, Sylvanna and Jack must not only confront their deepest secrets and darkest desires but choose between the love consuming them at their core or the duty binding them to their kingdom.

And when a ruthless enemy rises, threatening to tear Sylvanna and Jack apart, The Frost Prince must decide to either honor the crown that has caged him his whole life or unleash the deadly monster dormant in his veins—a winter storm fiercer than anything Skadgard has ever faced.

Enough to topple kingdoms. Enough to shatter fate.

The Flame in the Frost is book 1 in a Norse-inspired Friends to Lovers Jack Frost reimagining romantasy intended for readers 18+. Reader discretion is advised.

Glossary available at the back of the book.

Tropes:
- Bestfriends to Lovers 💝
- Jack Frost Retelling ❄️
- Complex Political System 👩‍⚖️
- Touch her and you'll die 🗡️
- Fated Mates ♾️
- Hidden Magic 🪄
- YEARNING 🔥

Content advisory:
- Violence and battle scenes
- Injury, blood, and death (including on-page death of side characters)
- Dark magic and supernatural horror elements
- Emotional distress and trauma
- Grief and loss
- Power imbalance between romantic leads (handled thoughtfully)
- Political manipulation and coercion
- Imprisonment / restraint
- Themes of betrayal
- Public lashing (graphic)
- Sexual tension and explicit sexual content
- Strong language