Dangers Unclaimed

Dangers Unclaimed is a dark, RH/why choose, new adult romantasy for lovers of Greek mythology (Hades x Persephone/King Minos) and films like The Labyrinth and Jurassic Park. ............................................................ When Raven Adaway's mother passes away unexpectedly, Raven begrudgingly takes guardianship of her unruly younger brother, Robin, who she hasn't seen in years. However, on the night of her mother's funeral, Raven makes a silent plea to the Universe to take away the responsibility of her brother. Little does she know that her darkest dreams and desires have been shared with another for longer than she can remember, someone who has been lurking in the shadows of her mind, waiting for the chance to claim her soul by any means necessary. Rejecting an unfair soul exchange, Raven finds herself traversing a deadly Underworld maze full of mythical beasts and hungry prehistoric birds to save Robin from the tyrannical, and achingly beautiful, Demon King. Bound to his castle, the Demon King sends three of his commanders - a vampire, a werewolf, and a harpy - to thwart Raven in her attempt to complete his maze. But has the Demon King overestimated the loyalty of his commanders? Or has he underestimated Raven's powers of persuasion?

Dangers Unclaimed is a dark, RH/why choose, new adult romantasy for lovers of Greek mythology (Hades x Persephone/King Minos) and films like The Labyrinth and Jurassic Park. ............................................................ When Raven Adaway's mother passes away unexpectedly, Raven begrudgingly takes guardianship of her unruly younger brother, Robin, who she hasn't seen in years. However, on the night of her mother's funeral, Raven makes a silent plea to the Universe to take away the responsibility of her brother. Little does she know that her darkest dreams and desires have been shared with another for longer than she can remember, someone who has been lurking in the shadows of her mind, waiting for the chance to claim her soul by any means necessary. Rejecting an unfair soul exchange, Raven finds herself traversing a deadly Underworld maze full of mythical beasts and hungry prehistoric birds to save Robin from the tyrannical, and achingly beautiful, Demon King. Bound to his castle, the Demon King sends three of his commanders - a vampire, a werewolf, and a harpy - to thwart Raven in her attempt to complete his maze. But has the Demon King overestimated the loyalty of his commanders? Or has he underestimated Raven's powers of persuasion?