Warm
R.A. Raine · 2026
She Who Is Wild · Book 1
The enemy commander has claimed her, an unworthy lightning farmer, as his wife.
In the land of Halo, Storm is just another poor slave to the chosen people, the hollows. Until they find themselves on the edge of extinction due to the war with the creatures in the neighbouring territory—a race filled with magic and possibilities Storm has always dreamed of running towards, away from the cruelty of her land.
In need of breeders, the keepers of Halo go in search of women who have enough solence to give them the offspring they desire. To Storm's dismay, she has just enough to be brought before the devastatingly handsome commander, leaving her brother and mother for dead. Instead of giving her to one of his soldiers, he declares he’ll keep her for himself.
But there’s one catch: he promises to never touch her. Not unless she asks for it—or runs.
With grief crashing over her, all Storm has left is an uncontrollable rage and lust for the man she now calls her husband. The man she proclaims she will hate until her last breath… unless she can escape him first.
Described as a Wuthering Heights love affair in a Dark Crystal meets Handmaids Tale world.
If you love dystopian with married to the enemy, fae, elemental magic, then Storm by R.A. Raine is the book for you. It's the first book in the She Who Is Wild series, so it's the perfect place to start.
This book contains themes of: family illness, mentions of rape, death, grief, suicide ideation, torture, murder, explicit content.
These warnings are provided to help readers make informed choices about what they read. They may contain mild spoilers.
Storm by R.A. Raine has a spice level of 3/5 (warm — some steamy scenes).
Storm is Book 1 in the She Who Is Wild series by R.A. Raine. We recommend reading the series in order for the best experience.
Storm features these tropes: married to the enemy, fae, elemental magic, enemies to lovers, 30+ fmc, only soft for her, secrets.
Storm by R.A. Raine is a Dystopian novel.
Yes. Storm contains themes of: family illness, mentions of rape, death, grief, suicide ideation, torture, murder, explicit content. These warnings are provided to help readers make informed choices.
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