Summoned to the Wilds
Amma discovers the man she's falling for intends to destroy the world, and her loyalty fractures between love and survival. Their journey takes them through deadly towers, vampire dens, and jungles where every moment tests their bond. A slow burn romance with apocalyptic stakes and a heroine forced to choose.
Everything You Need to Know About Summoned to the Wilds
The middle book of the Villains & Virtues trilogy. Damien and Amma are still bound by the stolen talisman, still crossing Eiren, and the polite fiction that they can't stand each other is wearing very thin. Damien's plan to free his imprisoned father moves forward while Amma's secrets, and her strange bond with the talisman, get harder to ignore.
Caggiano keeps the romcom energy from book one and turns up the tension, romantic and otherwise. The slow burn that started in Throne in the Dark starts paying dividends here.
Fantasy violence, blood magic, manipulation, divided loyalties, spice. Similar intensity to book one.
You need book one first. Beyond that, this is for readers who wanted more heat and higher stakes from the grumpy-sunshine dynamic. Not for readers who dislike morally gray leads; Damien remains an actual villain while you fall for him.
Book 2 of 3 in the Villains & Virtues trilogy. Read Throne in the Dark first; this is not a standalone, and the story is clearly unfinished at the end.
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