The romantasy where her weapon is asking the dead their names - and his rebellion is refusing, in front of his whole legion, to be the instrument sent to silence her.

The Halvard Empire does not bury its soldiers. It raises them, binds them to bells, and marches them until their names wear away.

Velka Sorin is a Grave-Singer. Ask a dead man his true name and the manner of his death, and she can sing him free - a capital crime she has committed more than two hundred times, in cellars, for deserters the rebellion smuggled down her lane.

Crown Prince Drev Halvard is the commander sent to take her - and the man carrying a sealed order with her death in it. Her escort is her jailer. Her weapon is asking.

The Greyfen Vow is an epic-length dark romantasy, complete in one volume: enemies to lovers, a morally grey prince, grief romance, and a slow burn whose first full scene arrives deep in the book - by treaty, on her terms. Book 1 ends in treaty, not surrender: the war, and the wanting, continue.