Warm
Ella Fields · 2026
When war erupts, heirs from across the continent shelter on sacred ground at the Archives of Avyshla. But our sense of safety is shaken when the enemy king sends his heir to join us.
Voran is not merely a prince but his uncle’s hunter and assassin. And what his uncle seeks belongs to my family—control of the wyverns—the Scale Crown. Although no one can spill blood on sacred ground, I fear the prince’s intentions are as sinister as he seems. He proves as much when danger breaches the isle, and he saves me to have me in his debt.
To survive, I make a secret deal with him.
Except survival soon becomes longing. A hunger for calloused hands, stifled breath, and accented murmurs that doesn’t end with the war. Instead, it blooms into something even more forbidden.
Something that could be my salvation—and the downfall of my kingdom.
Rival kingdoms, enemies and a forbidden romance.
If you love romantasy with enemies to lovers, war, forbidden love, you enjoy stories with darker, morally grey themes, then Tame the Dark by Ella Fields is the book for you.
This book contains themes of: Descriptions of violence, death, murder, blood/gore. Suicide (mentioned not depicted), parental loss, graphic language, and gaslighting..
These warnings are provided to help readers make informed choices about what they read. They may contain mild spoilers.
Tame the Dark by Ella Fields has a spice level of 3/5 (warm — some steamy scenes).
Yes, Tame the Dark by Ella Fields is a standalone novel.
Tame the Dark features these tropes: enemies to lovers, war, forbidden love, dragons, touch her and die, fae, evil sunshine, rival kingdoms, werewolves.
Tame the Dark by Ella Fields is a Romantasy novel.
Yes. Tame the Dark contains themes of: Descriptions of violence, death, murder, blood/gore. Suicide (mentioned not depicted), parental loss, graphic language, and gaslighting.. These warnings are provided to help readers make informed choices.
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