Bound by Gravity

Bound and Freed, Book 1

By: Jenny Hickman

Narrated by: Will M. Watt, Zura Johnson

They were never meant for happily-ever-after. They fell in love anyway.

She thought he was dead.

Four years after the disappearance of her beloved prince, Lady Allette Rittey returns to the fae realm to find Prince Senan very much alive—and on the verge of marrying a bloody princess.

Desperate for answers, Allette poses as a servant to gain access to his castle. But the wedding bells are ringing, and she's running out of time before she loses him forever.

Prince Senan Vale has problems. A lot of them. Most pressing, an arranged marriage not to the woman he was meant for, but the princess of a neighboring kingdom. When the king refuses to call off the engagement, Senan loses all hope.

Then his long-lost love returns from the grave.

Senan and Allette learn the truth of what kept them apart, discovering they have been betrayed by those closest to them. The only way to be together is to flee the kingdom. But first they must escape a castle full of traitors.

Bound by Gravity is the first in a series of fantasy romance duets that features fated mates and forbidden love.

©2024 Jennifer Fyfe (P)2025 Podium Audio

Enjoyed the story

The characters have you connected to the story quickly. It has some frustrations, by what love story doesn’t.

obessesively depressing

this is a story about forbidden love between a charismatic prince and a lower status noble woman. he was betrothed but they could not deny the pull to each other.
ok now that is out of the way... I have read a literal ton of books and this has to be the most heart wrenching story i have read in a long time. our lovers are separated and do not know how to survive without each other. they reunite but seem to be fated the entire story to suffer for their love.
even with all that... I rooted for them the entire time and lived and breathed for the times the stole happiness and with this cliffha ger I am lost until the next releases.
this book is fantastic. it did feel a bit slow at times but not to where I wanted to ever stop reading. the narrators were a performance of perfection.
10/10 would recommend

Welcome to your destruction

This was a good book with a devastating storyline and I’m so invested in it!