A queer romantasy that begs the question: what if only the villain can save the world? Perfect for fans of Assistant to the Villain.
Follow Gail, an amnesiac on a quest to discover her past and how it connects her to the dreaded Scourge, in this irresistible enemies-to-lovers plot line.

Gail wakes up after a long battle between kingdoms with no memories of her former life. She believes herself to be a prisoner of her kingdom’s greatest foe – the Scourge.

The only problem with her theory is that she isn’t treated like a prisoner. She’s pampered, fed, and nursed back to health, all thanks to a mysterious innkeeper, Joie, who has crept into Gail’s heart.

But things quickly go awry when a young man shows up at their door in search of his uncle, who was instrumental in the recent battle. Despite their hesitations, Joie and Gail agree to help the man search for his missing relative.

As the three journey for answers, they learn more than they could have imagined – including that the Scourge was in possession of the Regalia, a magical aid that offers power and extended life.

And amidst it all, Gail finds herself wondering … is Joie really the woman she claims to be, or is her caring nature a front for darker intentions?

Swoony, adventurous, and heartwarming, Regalia will appeal to fantasy readers who love a little darkness with their cozy, and a generous serving of angst and pining on the side.