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Emilia is an author of dark, epic, and romantic fantasy stories, and has been in love with disassociating through fantasy realms her entire life. She was born and raised in scenic New England, and when she isn't cuddled up with a good book, or writing her own, you can find her playing with her dog, or being the chaotic human that she is with her loved ones. Emilia is a Pisces and INFJ.

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Does their world deserve salvation... or will Esmyra be its reckoning? Raised in secret by the sea's most feared pirate, Esmyra Blackwood knows nothing of her past or the origins of her mysterious powers. In the mortal kingdom, Draevyn Rowe is the second-born son of the tyrant king, and the only known fire-wielder of their realm. Esmyra and Draevyn's journeys collide when she kidnaps him to force a trade with the king for her captain's life. But when her barter is refused, she is instead tasked with unearthing a kingdom lost a thousand years prior. Together, the two are forced to navigate a labyrinth of lies and secrets in search of the sunken kingdom. The tides are shifting, and with scheming gods and ancient rivalries at play, alliances will be forged and shattered. The two must decide who to trust, and how far they're willing to go for the ones they love. Esmyra will face a choice: Does their world deserve salvation... or will she be its reckoning? Beyond the Tides is a new adult, dark fantasy series featuring a slow burn, enemies-to-lovers romance. The story will be enjoyed by lovers of Sarah J. Maas, Jennifer L. Armentrout, Penn Cole, and Carissa Broadbent. Content Warning: The Beyond the Tides Series is an adult romantic fantasy that contains content and themes that may not be suitable for all readers. Sensitive content includes violence (including gun violence), gore, explicit language, sexual content, and on page death from the character's point of view. The characters are all morally gray, including the FMC. Esmyra Blackwood is a pirate and siren shifter, who sometimes does questionable things. She is a borderline villain, and an anti-hero at best. Reader discretion is advised. This is book one in the series.