Krayven has only ever wanted one thing: his mother’s love. Cold and beautiful as starlight, he trails after the queen, an unseen shadow vying for affection she would never lower herself to give. Enshrouded in secrets and mystery, he watches each day as she travels to the Nether Lake and stares longingly into the deep.
He knows not what she’s looking for, and following her is forbidden, for her secrets are her own. When his father’s jester informs him that she speaks to spirits there, the boy cannot resist the lure to spy upon her in the act. Perhaps he will overhear something to shed light on the aloof woman who brought him into the world, and then went on about her life as though he wasn’t even a part of it.
What he learns while spying is enough to send him running, for some secrets are better left undiscovered, lest they wake the darkness in a heart that was born to know only pain.
The Darkling Prince, a novella that takes place between the events in Winterborn and Jack in the Green, is now available for pre-order on Amazon for just $0.99. Other venues will follow over the next few days, so be sure to check the book page over on my site for updates as they are added.
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Going to order mine today, Jennifer, and I’ve shared this, too. 🙂
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Thank you, Marcia! Much appreciated.
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My pleasure! Thank YOU for sharing with us!
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Now available for pre-order. Check it out!
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Good luck! Helped spread the word.
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Thanks so much, Sue!
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Thanks again, Henrietta!
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Sounds interesting! Do you think it would make sense to someone who hasn’t read the other books? Would you recommend I read the others first?
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Hi Olivia. All the stories in this series are connected, so there would be a bit of a gap in understanding the events without the first two stories.
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