She’s seen her own murder a thousand times. The only thing worse than meeting her killer… is falling in love with him.
Since childhood, Tink has been haunted by visions of her own murder at the hands of a mysterious stranger. So she’s spent her life on the run, evading the man who’s hunted her across worlds.
Since childhood, Wendy Darling’s fate has been ruled by Mating Marks and fae bargains. Now, one last bargain with a Fate has gained Nolan Astor’s freedom.
But when the cost turns out to be far greater than Wendy anticipated, both she and Astor must answer one question:
Shackled by a fae bargain. A prisoner in her own body.
Wendy Darling has been forced to choose Peter for so long, it’s starting to feel like her decision. Between her Mating Mark, now exclusively tied to Peter, and their bargain, she’s no longer sure where the real Wendy ends and the magic begins.
Captured by the villainous Captain Astor and betrayed by her mate, Wendy finds herself aboard a ship swathed in shadows, among a crew of pirates who don’t know what to think of her. But when Wendy discovers what Captain Astor so desperately needs from her, she discovers an opportunity to use the...
Sometimes the shadows whisper. Sometimes I whisper back.
When Wendy’s parents made a bargain with a Fate to save her from a deathly illness as a child, they thought the terms were simple: Marry her off before her twentieth birthday or else deliver her over to the Shadow Keeper.
But when a Mating Mark appears on Wendy’s skin, finding a husband...
Silly servant girl, no one cares about saving the villain.
A Realm of Shattered Lies is the second in a two-part finale to The Severed Realms series.
Blaise wasn’t supposed to be the villain, but now Nox is gone, and Blaise will stop at nothing to get him back. Even if that means betraying everyone she holds dear.
There are only two things in the world that can lure me out of my hermit lifestyle: gingersnaps and revenge.
Preferably both.
Thankfully, the perfect opportunity for revenge just waltzed up to my doorstep (okay, I don’t have a doorstep, because I’ve locked myself in a tower, but that’s beside the...
Silly servant girl, only princesses get happy endings.
While the first three books in The Severed Realms are interconnected standalone novels, this book is not a standalone. It should be enjoyed only after reading A Word so Fitly Spoken and A Bond of Broken Glass. A Throne of Blood and Ice is the first in a two-part finale to the series.
She’s a wanted criminal, but he doesn’t have to know that.
Piper’s job is simple.
Take the children. Don’t get caught.
The rules she binds on herself; however… Well, they’re a tad more complicated.
Kidnapped as a child for her connection with the Old Magic—the one that grants her the ability to enchant others with her music—Piper knows good and...Read more
One stunning bride. One wedding. One night with the king. One execution come morning. Rinse and repeat.
When the fae king of Naenden returns home to his palace only to find that his human queen has committed treason by conspiring to assassinate him, he has the queen executed and decrees that once every mooncycle, he’ll marry a human woman from the...
Judah escaped the Forest of Atalo once; surely she can do it again.
Right?
Locked out of her home, separated from her family, and trapped in a world that doesn’t want her, Judah has one choice: find the secret treasure hidden deep within the Forest of Atalo. Preferably, before the forest takes her mind.
What if the worlds you dreamed up as a child were real?
Judah has been frequenting the land of Astoria through a portal in her neighbor’s cotton field since she was five. Her daily visits to the centaur Lyle’s cottage provide Judah both a friend and an escape from the reality of her mother’s mental illness. What Lyle hasn’t told her is that...
