Un edén de huesos en flor

The necromancer Salazar has helped the dryad king Mirtalón win the war. In return, the sovereign's daughter, chosen by him, will leave with him and revive his barren lands. Talia catches his eye, the feared bastard known as Deathflower. Cursed among the fey, her magic feeds on corpses, and her flora is as beautiful as it is deadly. She is the least suitable for him, but after witnessing her in action, Salazar is captivated. In his castle, far from the intrigues of the court, he teaches her to control her magic. Amidst friction, confessions, and brushes with death, they unite their powers to create beauty where others see only horror. Talia's gentleness crumbles the armor of the solitary Salazar, and she finds more than a mentor in this sorcerer who gazes at her with hunger. When the agreed-upon time is up, the princess must return to her kingdom, where some yearn to destroy her and others to turn her into a weapon. But by then, perhaps she won't want to leave... nor will he want to let her go.