The God Who Made Her His

**THE GOD WHO MADE HER HIS**
*Book Four of The Ashbind Vow*

An ancient power claims she was promised to him before birth. **He isn't here for her heart. He's here to collect.**

Vessarion has waited **six centuries** for a guardian strong enough to finally, fully answer the covenant her ancestor swore him. Briar Ashwood is that guardian - and she has no intention of being claimed like an inheritance simply collected.

He isn't a rival for her love. He's something far harder to fight: a bargain older than her marriage, older than her crown, older than Vaelor itself - and he has *every* right to come collect on it.

When Vessarion's own order fractures over how the covenant should be honored, and a zealot's desperate faith threatens to unleash the very thing it was sworn to hold back, Briar must do what no guardian before her ever dared: *renegotiate the ancient bargain itself*, on her own terms, rather than simply accept or refuse the fate she was handed before she could ever speak for herself.

Ronan has learned, book after book, how to stand beside his wife instead of in front of her. This time, an immortal power six centuries in the making is testing whether that lesson survives a claim neither the crown nor the Conclave - nor even Ronan himself - has the standing to refuse.

With her marriage, her crown, and a power older than either at stake, Briar must prove that **a promise made before her birth can still, somehow, be freely, fiercely chosen.**

*Perfect for fans of morally gray ancient gods, marriage-tested-by-an-outside-claim tension, a heroine who renegotiates fate instead of accepting it, and slow-burn devotion put through its hardest test yet.*