Faith would make a list about why being the Harbinger sucks, but it’s one of the many things that's difficult to do while her memory is gone. So is facing down the Dread King, the enemy she knows in her heart… Faith Blackwell is about to learn things aren’t so simple. The Harbinger and the Dread King are fated to fight until the end of time itself because of an ancient, magical curse, not because of a prophecy—but curses can be broken. Without her fellowship, Faith is taken to the one man in all of the Second who holds the answers for her. Why this began, and why it must end with her. The Lionheart is so much more than he says he is, however, and things are not always what they seem. The fate of the worlds rest on Faith’s shoulders, but coming face to face with the truth? It just might break her. Faith isn’t a hero. She knows what’s right and what’s wrong. Necessary evils are not something she believes in. In order to beat the cycle, she’ll have to stand up for what’s right, but before it’s all over, she’ll face one of the worst betrayals of them all. The Lionheart is a steamy reverse harem fantasy with hot scenes involving an irreverent heroine and her group of men, the fourth installment of The Harbinger series.