Her Crown of Moss and Iron: An MMF Fantasy Romance (Forest Bound Book 1)

I received an advanced copy and am voluntarily leaving a review. How do you navigate betrayal, becoming Queen and desiring Two powerful men all while leading warriors? You become ‘Your Lowness' to stay true to Yourself, Your King and Your Crown! @GeorgiaAllen I enjoyed every minute! Release date March 30, 2026

Wow—what a slow burn of a story. When Amarin, a desert warrior, finds herself forced into a political arranged marriage with Justos, the ruler of a distant forest kingdom, she must figure out how best to move forward in both an unfamiliar land and an unexpected relationship. With the addition of Karik, a closed-off and arrogant general, all parties are thrust into a shifting dynamic just as the kingdom comes under attack from neighboring forces. Amarin finds herself in a situation entirely outside of her control. Betrayed by those she once trusted, she chooses to make the best of what could have been a terrible fate. At times, her level of acceptance felt almost unbelievable, but her character truly comes into its own when she is put in charge of a squad of misfit soldiers. Watching her step into leadership and grow into that role was one of the highlights of the book. I especially loved the camaraderie we begin to see as the squad slowly gels into a cohesive unit. Justos was somewhat difficult to read, though that ambiguity seems intentional and integral to his character. He is withdrawn and intensely focused on his responsibilities, often to the point of emotional distance. However, his marriage to Amarin appears to bring him a sense of ease and confidence that he lacked earlier in the story. The glimpses into his private space—particularly his choice to clean and maintain it himself—offered subtle but meaningful insight into who he is beneath the surface. I’m…

I received an advance copy, and I am voluntarily leaving a review. This Review was an automatic 5 star. I can automatically say I could not put this book down. It may be a slow burn but the author still managed to hold my attention from the beginning. As the book progress there was times where I assumed I knew what was going to happen but I was proven wrong. Which I was happy about, it just meant I would enjoy it a lot more. By the end of the book I was hoping that it would magically get extended because I did not want to stop reading it. We have our string FMC who’s been thrown into an unknown kingdom to marry the king of that land. Not to mention the sexual tension between her, the king, and the general of the army. She proves why she was the top warrior of her tribe. There’s even a little sexual tension between the king and head general that I am waiting for them to act on. Doing the story we start learning a little of the history behind who the king is and his ancestors. This is a book I will be getting a physical copy of and hoping that she will be coming out with book 2 of this series. I will be watching out for future books of hers and any arc opportunities that they will have available. The author has become one of my top favorites 😍