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Restitution

by Rebecca Cohen

Stolen magic, a brutal Reckoning, and a love that may not survive.

Lornyc is the High of Katraman, but he has discovered that the magic of his mother’s bloodline was stripped away by dark magic, and the House of Heritine was left with nothing. Lornyc evokes the Reckoning, an ancient and brutal contest meant to legitimise power, knowing it is the only mechanism capable of forcing restitution for a crime the mage refuses to name. Victory would return his house’s magic, grant him Beher, and strip authority from those who have ruled on stolen strength for centuries.

But the Reckoning is no longer what it was meant to be.

Forbidden dark magic has seeped into the contest, twisting its trials into something far deadlier than tradition allows. Survival demands choices Lornyc was never meant to make, which risks the love of the one man he would die for, Methian, his husband.

In the Reckoning, power always demands a price. This time, the cost may be everything.

Restitution, Reagalos Book Four, is a gay romantasy of stolen power, brutal justice, and a marriage pushed to its breaking point when reclaiming the truth demands sacrifice—and love becomes the price of setting the world right.

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Pairings: M-M
Heat Level: 3
Romantic Content: 3
Ending: Click here to reveal
Character Identities: Bisexual, Gay
Tropes: Antihero
Word Count: 90000
Languages Available: English
Series Type: Continuous / Same Characters

About the Author

REBECCA COHEN spends her days dreaming of living in a Tudor manor house, or a Georgian mansion. Alas, the closest she comes to this is through her characters in her historical romance novels. She also dreams of intergalactic adventures and fantasy realms, but because she’s not yet got her space or dimensional travel plans finalised, she lives happily in leafy Hertfordshire, England, with her husband and young son. She can often be found with a pen in one hand and sloe gin with lemon tonic in the other.

Rebecca primarily writes gay romance but in many sub-genres (historical, sci fi, fantasy, contemporary), and she simply can’t bear not to follow a story even if it is set in a different time, space or reality.