The Fallen Wizard Of Zorvyaka
The Jali Throne Book 2
by H.M. Heath

Eldrin Frostfire is heartbroken. He has recently learned that his true love is a spy, sent to sabotage him. Arjun, handsome, heroic and passionate, begs for a second chance.

Eldrin forgives, but he can never forget. Now that he knows, he must make a choice: turn Arjun in, or spy alongside him.

Although the decision is easy, the repercussions are profound. He must turn traitor on his own country, become embroiled in increasingly dangerous espionage missions, and somehow keep them both safe.

Around them, war rages on, a daily reminder of how vital victory is to the whole world.

But when Arjun comes up with an audacious, almost foolhardy plan, Eldrin must decide; Can he learn to trust his lover again? Or will he play it safe, protecting the two of them- at the cost of everyone else?

For fans of enemies to lovers, this spicy M/M fantasy is sure to make you fall in love once more!

The Fallen Wizard Of Zorvyaka (The Jali Throne Book 2)
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The Spy Prince of Basadesh (The Jali Throne Book 1)
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H. M. Heath has lived all over the world, although she hails from the UK and lives with her wife. When she’s not writing, she’s usually embroidering, gardening or playing with her cats. She studied writing at Aberystwyth university, and writes under various pseudonyms, including poetry, short stories and choose your own adventure books.

Although The Spy Prince Of Basadesh is the first book under this pen name, it’s not her first book overall. She recently received a lovely review from Review Tales for her horror book ‘Strange and Twisted Things’, praising her ability to create a forbidding atmosphere and build tension, drawing readers into a twisted world. The review called her work “both evocative and chilling,” deeming it a standout piece of literature in its genre. Her sci-fi book was also selected as a recommended read by Women Writers, Women’s Books, in December 2023. Heath has had over 100 poems published by 52 different literary groups, including Door Is a Jar Magazine, Barbar (who shortlisted her for an award), and Quail Bell Magazine.

Read Heath’s guest post about Writing Flow