Phantom (Rise of the Warlords)

"One of the premier authors of paranormal romance. Gena Showalter delivers an utterly spellbinding story!"—Kresley Cole, #1 New York Times bestselling author

New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter returns with The Phantom, the third book in her pulse-pounding Rise of the Warlords series, featuring a vengeful harpy and a callous torture master locked in a battle to the death. 

As the son of a war god, Roux Pyroesis has suffered unending pain—he’s caused it, too, dispatching his foes with alarming ease. Now he’s tasked with cutting out the heart of a powerful queen who rules an ancient prison realm inhabited by the most vicious immortal females in existence.

Blythe the Undoing is a decorated harpy warrior determined to annihilate Roux, the invader who killed her beloved consort. Nothing will stop her. Even if she must trap herself for eternity by sneaking into the brutal realm and taking the crown, pitting herself against the merciless male she’s sworn to despise.

Having never known desire, Roux is ill prepared for the stunning beauty who challenges him at every turn. For the survival of his army, duty comes first. Always. But what happens when the flames of Blythe’s hatred burn out and she craves him, too…but only one of them can live?

Don't miss the rest of the Rise of the Warlords series:

• Book 1: The Warlord
• Book 2: The Immortal
• Book 3: The Phantom
• Book 4: The Wrath - Coming Feb 2024!

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"One of the premier authors of paranormal romance. Gena Showalter delivers an utterly spellbinding story!"—Kresley Cole, #1 New York Times bestselling author

"Gena Showalter never fails to dazzle."—Jeaniene Frost, New York Times bestselling author

"Showalter...rocks me every time!"—Sylvia Day, #1 New York Times bestselling author

"Showalter writes fun, sexy characters you fall in love with!"—Lori Foster, New York Times bestselling author

"Showalter makes romance sizzle on every page!"—Jill Shalvis, New York Times bestselling author

"Gena Showalter is a romantic genius."—San Francisco Book Review