House of Beating Wings
Until an oracle predicted my regal future, I’d never imagined myself rising above the curve of my round ears. After all, I was the magicless halfling loved by beasts but loathed by every pure-blooded faerie at court. Well . . . by all but one.
Dante Regio, prince of Luce, had owned my heart since he gave me my first kiss. If gathering a slew of iron relics could help me overthrow the current monarch and crown his brother to rule at my side, then treasure hunting I’d go. If only the oracle had warned me what winged demon I was releasing into the world. And that I’d become this demon’s obsession. Fans of Sarah J. Maas and Mary E. Pearson will devour this epic fantasy romance full of deceit, betrayal, and false loves that could swallow a person whole.
House of Pounding Hearts
I meant to capture the prince’s heart… and ended up with a king’s.
My desire to sit upon the Lucin throne led me to revive an ancient, winged monarch; one I deemed a friend until that friend duped and imprisoned me.
Lorcan claims he’s holding me captive for my own safety, but then he also claims I belong to him. Slumbering for five centuries has evidently given the Crow King severe delusions.
We may share an unfortunate mind-link, but we are still masters of our own destiny, and I intend to steer mine away from the Sky Kingdom and its prophecies . . . away from him.
I quickly find out there is no escaping the possessive male. In all honesty, I’m no longer certain I want to.
House of Striking Oaths
I WILL BECOME QUEEN OF LUCE… OR DIE TRYING.
There are few people I loathe more than Dante Regio, but my aunt Bronwen, my former grandfather Justus, and my Shabbin grandmother Meriam sit right alongside the Faerie monarch on my list of despicable beings. Especially after they assist the pointy-eared ruler with my kidnapping.
Locked in an obsidian underworld no Crow can reach, not even their king, I soon learn things aren’t as they seem. People aren’t as they seem. And history… I’m still attempting to reconcile the truth with what I was previously told.
My new allies have an agenda, but I have one of my own. Though there’s overlap—we all agree Dante must die—what I desire more than anything is to return to Lore before he levels the kingdom to find me… or loses his humanity trying.
I may favor crowns over coffins, but I refuse to live in a world where my mate only exists as a bird.
Strap in for one last romantic and pulse-pounding adventure in a world governed by magic and hearts.
House of Shifting Tides
Dive into the first standalone spin-off of the bestselling series and Booktok sensation, The Kingdom of Crows. Cathal’s story takes place right after the events of House of Striking Oaths and should be read in order.
TWICE UPON A TIME, A PRINCESS FELL IN LOVE WITH A BEAST.
I was reborn with no memory of my previous life and no powers, save for transforming into an aberration most wish eliminated. Among the few who don’t wish me dead are the Shabbin Queen, Fallon and her mate Lorcan, and Cathal Báeinach—Fallon’s father and my self-appointed sentry.
Despite my best efforts, I cannot understand why the Crow King’s boorish general has decided to guard me, a woman he can barely stand to look at. I may lack education and be physically unpleasing, but do I deserve such scorn? More importantly, though, if he’s repulsed by me, then why stay?
When I suggest he leave, he reminds me that he’s one of the most lethal males in the realm. And while he may be that, he’s also one of the most infuriating. A male who makes my blood run hot with equal measure irritation and lust.
Why must I be drawn to the brute who loathes me?
And why, when I forge a magical mind link to another male, must I keep hungering for the Crow who—finally—left?
House of Shifting Tides is a spellbinding tale of destiny, found family, and second chance romance, where blood isn’t always thicker than water and where fated love consumes all.
House of Burning Frost
FAKE AN ENGAGEMENT TO THE ICE KING TO TRAP AN ENEMY.
END THE SHAM BETROTHAL ONCE THE FOE IS CAUGHT.
WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG?
If I were mortal, the epitaph on my tombstone would read: ‘Here lies Isla Ríhbiadh, cherished daughter of Fallon and Lorcan, crown princess of Luce, and blunderer like no other.’ Luckily, I’m an immortal shifter sorceress, so my countless slipups haven’t resulted in my untimely demise. Yet.
When my latest blunder lands me in the steam chamber of a very naked and very irritable Faerie king, I worry the pointy-eared Glacin will dispose of my body under six feet of solid ice. Instead, he suggests we get married.
Our betrothal is purely strategic, meant only to trap King Konstantin’s shifter-hating enemies. He’s uninterested in finding love, and I’m uninterested in falling for a man who isn’t my mate. It’s fool-proof.
Obviously, I’m a fool for thinking this, since nothing I ever do goes right.
What starts as a friendly ruse soon turns into a perilous game. One that blurs the line between scheming and desire. Between childhood fantasies and adult realities. Between the Ice King and me.
House of Burning Frost is a tale of peril, passion, and the power of love to transcend the confines of fate.
*This spicy standalone romantasy can be read without reading books 1-4, but, for more enjoyment, it’s suggested to read the prior books.
My Take
ORIGINAL January 17,2024: Still plumbing Amazon Unlimited for good new reads. This is another romance series with good plotlines, interesting characters, and an interesting magical system. More than one magic system, in fact. Despite being very different books in very different settings, the crows here are similar to the crow god in Between Earth and Sky. Lots of twists on who is an ally and who isn’t.
UPDATE March 10, 2025: Hey, I’m back on Amazon Unlimited catching up on any good new reads, including the last two books in this series. While both of these are described as standalones I too would suggest reading the original trilogy first. I didn’t re-read it and found myself occasionally confused about character relationships. (This was especially so in the last book, where characters are often referred to by their relationship to another character rather than by name. And these family trees are fairly … twisted.) Two more great romances, with more magic to go with them. I’m sad to see the series end. I can see more good stories here.