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Captive / Kidnapping Romance

The Prince’s Captive (Runes of Pain and Peace)

Celeste Baxendell

Book 1 in the Runes of Pain and Peace series · Reading order →

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Why we recommend it

Dark fantasy romance where pain and peace collide around a captive heroine and the prince who owns her fate. Expect rune-laced magic, simmering enemies-to-lovers heat, and a morally grey royal who blurs the line between threat and salvation. For readers drawn to atmospheric worldbuilding, dangerous power dynamics, and slow-burning forbidden desire. Lush, brutal, and steeped in the ache of wanting your captor.

At a glance

The Prince’s Captive is a captive romance by Celeste Baxendell. Spice 4/5, darkness 4/5 — mid-range for captive romance. Among 419 rated captive romance books, 30% are less dark and 28% less spicy. Tagged tropes include antihero / villain MC, captive / captor and enemies to lovers. It runs to 368 pages. 3 content warnings are listed below, hidden until you tap.

Book details

Series
Runes of Pain and Peace
Pages
368
Published
August 2023

The Prince’s Captive spice level

The Prince’s Captive is rated 4/5 for spice on Readark’s scale: explicit and frequent, meaning multiple detailed scenes, with heat central to the story. Its darkness rating is 4/5: heavy, meaning sustained cruelty, trauma or non-consent central to the relationship. How we rate

The Prince’s Captive content warnings

We list 3 content warnings for this book. They stay hidden until you tap, so you can check without spoilers.

Content warnings (tap to reveal)
  • Dubious Consent
  • Graphic Violence
  • Kidnapping / Captivity

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