Arcane Entanglement

He thought he had to choose between duty and desire. But what if he could have both?



In an alternate Victorian London where magic reigns supreme, Duke Evander Ravenwood hides a dangerous secret—he is an Archmage of unparalleled power. When a brutal murder throws him into the path of Viggo Stonewall, the notorious leader of the underground information guild Nightshade, Evander's carefully constructed world begins to unravel.



Forced into an unlikely alliance, Evander and Viggo find themselves drawn into a web of conspiracy that threatens the very fabric of their society. With tensions rising between the magical elite and the oppressed thralls, they must navigate a treacherous landscape of politics, prejudice, and forbidden desire to find a common enemy.



But in a world where magic divides the haves from the have-nots, their growing attraction could be their greatest weakness—or their most powerful weapon. Can Evander and Viggo's burgeoning relationship withstand the storms to come? Or will the shadows of the past and the dangers of the present tear them apart?



Contains mature themes.©2024 Ava Marie Salinger

An Amazing Launch

The pace and world building were fantastic. The banter between the characters is extremely charming and relatable.

I read the book then listened to the audiobook. The narrator was fantastic.

I read the book then listened to the audiobook. The narrator was fantastic. It was a great story.

How the mage and Burt got together

I like the story about how they love thepeoples who didn't have any magic can't wait for part two

absolutely loved it

Firstly, I did love the story and the world building. The narration at the beginning did put me off at first because it was slow and the pauses between the dialogs were a bit too long. I did hand to put the speed at 1.5X in order for it not to sound like a bedtime story. the story it self was great if not a bit rambling at times so it did lose me quite a few times. Luckily, I do also have the book and read the parts I checked out on and saw they weren't important.