The Barbarian's Vow

Barbarian Duet, Book 2

He claimed an innocent prince—and surrendered his heart.

Cador only married a pampered prince from a faraway land to save his people. He never expected he’d grow to respect Jem. He never expected to find comfort with him. He never expected to want him with a fierce passion.

He never expected to fall in love.

Now Cador must secure his people’s future and win Jem’s heart. For without it, he has no future at all.

The Barbarian’s Vow by Keira Andrews is a gay romance fantasy featuring enemies to lovers, an age gap, forced proximity, first times, and of course a happy ending. This is the second and final action-adventure romance in the Barbarian Duet. Wed to the Barbarian must be listened to first.

©2021 Keira Andrews (P)2025 KA Books

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LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!

I just love a good M/M romance and this series did not disappoint. Although I found Jem to be a little annoying at times, the chemistry between him and his “marauding woodsman” more than made up for it! Steamy, romantic, and a HEA that was perfect! Highly recommend!

Moist!

Listen to it at my office desk and went completely feral. Sweet story. Intense smut. Awesome narrator.

I love it

I finally finished it and absolutely loved it. it seemed as if the bitter attitude by Jem was being dragged on yet that was more likely than not certain attitudes I've experienced recently and have found unnecessary and annoying but the ending of the book was beautiful. the growth of each character was wonderful and I'm gratefull to have listened. Thank you Keira 🌻

Pleasantly Surprised

A lot faster paced and frankly exciting than the first book, which is fine given that the first book had all been about the build up. Admittedly, I thought the title and covers were cheesy as hell, but the reviews were shining so I gave the series a try. So glad I did. The characters were well-written, and I thought the story progressed at a good pace. Interesting world building and satisfying ending.