Content Warnings (Spoilers) Body horror (humanoid monsters) Brief binge eating episode Major character death Mentions of child abuse Dissociation Emotional manipulation Brief flogging Grief Physical and emotional religious abuse Past parent loss Minor self-harm Graphic depictions of starvation Trypophobia (by plants coming out of skin) Brief instances of vomiting Lastly, this book contains consensual cannibalism, in which characters grow fruit from their bodies in a sexual setting and partake. All participants remain unharmed.

(Foxglove & Feud Duology, 1)

A world plagued by sun sickness can be both terrible and beautiful.

Senna Kane was plucked from his orphanage and molded into the perfect Goldheart—the personal bodyguard to the prince. It's a demanding job, made harder by the headstrong prince's desire to solve the tension between the darkness-bathed Talsura and the sun-welcoming Redwind, but Senna has vowed to do his best.

Defying the law, Senna and the prince sneak out of their kingdom to meet with the Redwindan princess to work towards peace. There, Senna finds himself spending more time with the princess' charming guard, Emrys, who challenges Senna to try bold and impossible things—like harnessing the sun's power to grow plants from his own body.

The quest for peace comes at odds with the two lovers as the sun sickness, terrifying monsters, and cruel rulers try to tear them apart at every turn. The danger leads Senna to what may be an impossible choice: to abandon his prince, his duty and life's purpose, or lose the chance to become the man he could've been if that duty had never found him.

GOLDHEART is a story about chosen family, choosing love, and the impossible feat of staying good in times of darkness.