She binds a golden monster with blood. Now a vow older than gods owns them both.

Witch Ivy Crow steps into a winter grove and calls something she should never name—Alaric, a chained fae prince whose curse answers to blood, not mercy. The bond that snaps between them drags Ivy into the Night Court, where silk hides teeth and every rule is written in godblood. Alaric claims her as his—weapon, weakness, salvation—and Ivy refuses to kneel. When the Queen tastes their magic and moves to sever it, the palace turns predator, and the only way to live is to learn its hungers.

As desire tangles with power, Ivy discovers the vow is more than a tether—it's a key. Unlock it, and an older fire will wake; fail, and the bond will consume them both. Between a possessive prince who cannot unbind her and a court built on chains, Ivy's choice is stark: master the bond, outwit the crown, and decide whether to burn a kingdom or remake it. Golden Vows Unspoken is a dark, sensual romantasy of curses, court intrigue, and enemies-to-lovers heat—perfect for readers who like knives in their kisses and queens who choose themselves.