The Island: A New Adult Enemies to Lovers Dystopian Fantasy Romance

From award-winning author S. Usher Evans comes a steamy enemies to lovers dystopian romance about a pair of star-crossed lovers from warring nations stranded on a deserted island together. A prince with something to prove A pilot who just wants to be free Prince Galian thought he could escape the gruesome Madion War by enrolling in medical school. … From award-winning author S. Usher Evans comes a steamy enemies to lovers dystopian romance about a pair of star-crossed lovers from warring nations stranded on a deserted island together. A prince with something to prove A pilot who just wants to be free Prince Galian thought he could escape the gruesome Madion War by enrolling in medical school. But when his elder brother is killed in battle, the king demands his youngest son hang up his stethoscope and fight for the just cause of reclaiming their rebellious colony. Across the Great Madion Sea, Captain Theophilia Kallistrate just wants to stay alive. Bombarded daily by the ruthless oppressors across the sea, she has only her skill as a fighter pilot to keep herself and her fledgling country safe as they fight their rebellion. But when an air skirmish goes wrong, Galian and Theo are marooned by a plane crash on a remote island and must rely on each other to survive a harsh and unforgiving terrain. But with a fifty-year war hanging above their heads, overcoming their differences may be harder than surviving the island itself. The Island is the first book in the Madion War Trilogy, a spicy new adult fantasy romance series. Content warnings for adult situations and violence. Praise for The Madion War Trilogy: Hello hotness: a doctor prince who is forced into the military by his dictatorial father? Um, yeah, doesn't that just grab you? Anyhow, this is a new trilogy not to be missed!! - Meradeth Houston, author of An Absence of Light I've always known S. Usher-Evans is an author to watch. In The Island, she delivers with the richly woven tapestry of the Raven & Kylaen worlds set against fast-paced action, forbidden romance, and uncertain outcomes. Looking forward to more! - Deirdre Riordan Hall, author of Pearl and Sugar The Island has everything: romance, action, the ethical dilemma of war, morality, morals, and despite the horrors, there's hope (and not just Galian's unwavering optimism). - Liz Konkel, Reader's Favori