Paper Myths Media is OVERJOYED to be hosting the PROMO TOUR for Fit For The Throne: The Trial of Ten by S. McPherson! This is the first book in a steamy fantasy romance series fit with a Shadow Daddy and Enemies to lover vibes! Fit for the Throne is out now, and book 3 releases Jan 23rd! THE PROMO TOUR DATES are Feb 6th - Feb 15th!
ARCS will be AVAILABLE closer to the start of the tour!
*limited paperbacks availble
Keep reading for all the details on the book!
PRIMARY GENRE: Urban Fantasy (with some High Fantasy elements) - Set in our world, or one closely resembling it. Think, Shadowhunters, Demons of New Chicago by Kel Carpenter, Elemental Assassin series by Jennifer Estep.
HEAT LEVEL: Fan Yourself Steamy - Generally 1-3 detailed sex scenes, some coarse language - think A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire, The Black Dagger Brotherhood, and Karen Marie Moning.
TRIGGERS: Violence, DubCon, Open door sex scenes
THE BLURB:
I’ve been chosen.
On a night when I’m supposed to be making bad decisions with handsome strangers, I find myself pressed against a wall by a man who commands shadows. He’s handsome—painfully so—but he doesn’t want my body. He wants my blood. Spilled in a game of deadly trials to claim a throne I don’t want, in a world I’ve never heard of.
If I couldn’t feel the heat of his breath on my lips or the indent of his fingers at my throat, I’d be convinced this was a dream—a nightmare—but it’s impossibly real. I’m a new contestant on some hit reality show, Fit for the Throne.
I try to tell them I don’t belong here in this twisted world of witches, warlocks and Fae. No one will listen. Least of all, the man of shadows who can't seem to decide if he wants to kill me or keep me.
Running isn’t an option. The only way out of the Games is to play them. However, the more I play, the more I discover that there's more to me and this world, than I thought. Maybe I want that throne after all.
This spicy, Hunger Games meets ACOTAR, romance is perfect for fans of Laura Thalassa, Sarah J. Maas, Carissa Broadbent and Jennifer L. Armentrout
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