No Tribute, No Vow

She was handed to the fae as tribute. She took the throne instead. Princess Isolde has survived three years as the human hostage of the winter court. She expected to die there. She did not expect to be crowned its regent, and she certainly did not expect the captive at her feet to be the queen she replaced. Vessa lost her crown to a treaty she never signed. Now she is chained to the woman wearing it, and the two of them have exactly two months to govern Ivernaut together without killing each other. They fail, obviously. But they fail in ways that involve stolen charts, midnight corridors, a snowstorm and a shared blanket, and a very bad decision to stop pretending. When Vessa's brother poisons the wells and half the city falls ill, Vessa must decide which family she belongs to. And Isolde must decide whether she is willing to give up the only throne she has ever had. No Tribute, No Vow is a high-heat enemies-to-lovers fantasy romance about two women who were never supposed to share a country — or a bed.