'The autopsy of a love story that has already ruined the kingdom.'

The Pegasi have been driven beneath the mountain. Crownspire belongs to their Kelpie-blooded conquerors, and Rosemary wakes in the ruins of her kingdom in chains.

There is only one problem.

She remembers none of it.

But her body remembers what her mind does not. It remembers the palace, the Pegasi and the taste of dark magic.

And it remembers Nyx Vulcan—Kinslayer, general of the enemy king, and the man she once loved.

Rosie doesn’t remember loving him. She doesn’t remember fighting beside him, and she doesn’t remember what he to make her tear down the kingdom to save him.

But somewhere beneath the memories torn from her mind, something is beginning to wake.

Told across two timelines, The Fall of Vesper is a dark fantasy romance about a fallen kingdom, a forgotten love, and the terrible things we become for the people we love.

Pegasi driven beneath the mountain.

Kelpie-blooded conquerors.

Captive x enemy general.

Amnesia.

Former lovers.

Two timelines.

Morally complicated characters.

Political fantasy.