Miraveld Chronicles

A strong-willed crown princess.Ilara of Talland hoped a foreign visitor could increase trade for her starving people. Instead, he turned out to be a powerful sorcerer.Now Ilara and her two sisters are cursed.Every night the princesses are stolen away to a magical ball they can't remember. The sorcerer claims he will free them if Ilara marries him, and he warns his efforts to win her without bloodshed will last only as long as his evaporating patience…A lonely ambassador.In Rethalyon, former prince Tristan Carbrey is still reeling from the rightful king's return. Distrusted, unwanted, and haunted by his sins, he's forced to undertake an ambassadorial mission to prove his loyalty.Unfortunately, the king of Talland is more interested in his experience with curses than trade. But helping the princesses might be Tristan's chance at redemption and at the companionship he longs for…If he isn't killed first.Can Tristan dare to love the kind princess despite believing he's a villain unworthy of her affection? And can Ilara afford to love a man who doesn't trust himself?An upper YA/no-spice NA inspired by Twelve Dancing Princesses and book two in The Miraveld Chronicles.This book can be read on its own but contains spoilers for book one, A Thieving Curse.

Prince Gareth of Eynlae longs to be a knight and escape the compromise and cowardice of the royal courts, and especially his father, who seems to care more about his crown than his children. After defying the king one too many times, Gareth is granted his wish and sent to serve as a knight…but guarding a quiet border castle is tedious compared to his favorite legends.When a prized firebird goes missing on Gareth's watch, he eagerly volunteers to recover it. His hunt leads him into the neighboring kingdom of Aedyllan, where he falls into a witch's trap and is forced into a deadly game of hidden motives and confusing prophecies. It may be up to a self-righteous prince, an intellectual fox, and an enchantress knight to stop the witch.But in a world of multiplying injustices and the inexorable pull of fate, should the villainess's quest to activate a fae curse even be stopped? Gareth will have to examine his pride and unforgiving nature if he's to become the hero he's always aspired to be.Inspired by the fairy tales The Golden Bird and Tsarevitch Ivan, the Firebird, and the Gray Wolf.A Fated Quest is book three in The Miraveld Chronicles. It can be read as a standalone, but is best enjoyed after A Thieving Curse (The Miraveld Chronicles book 1).

She was given a second chance to live a peaceful life.She should have guessed the world wouldn't be so kind.With her vengeance complete, enchantress Callista has settled into a quiet life. Her routine is shattered when a visitor arrives-the brother she left to die is alive.Callista's joy is short-lived. A new king has been crowned, but not everyone is pleased, including a lord who needs a witch for his plans. To save her brother's life, Callista switches places with the king's prospective bride using the dark magic she swore to abandon.But neither Callista nor her villainous master accounted for the king's best friend, Vallyn Drake, seeing through her disguise. He can't prove Callista isn't who she claims to be, but the secretly half-fae general is determined to uncover who she is and what she's plotting…If only he weren't so drawn to her.As Callista and Vallyn dance around mutual suspicion and fascination, the true villains grow impatient. Vallyn swore to protect the king with his life. But if Callista doesn't kill the king, she may lose her brother a second time.An enemies-to-lovers loose reimagining of The Goose Girl. This book is a direct sequel to A Fated Quest (The Miraveld Chronicles book 3).