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The final book in the dark romantasy duology, The Frost and Nectar series
After the Seelie king Torin nearly froze me to death, I plunged through a portal into my true home. Turns out, my hometown is a wild Unseelie kingdom known as the Court of Sorrows. When Torin follows me and sees my new horns, he quickly realizes that his intended bride is an enemy of his realm. In fact, his name for my kind is "demon."
But even if I have the horns of an Unseelie, I'm not welcome here, either. Queen Mab and her monstrous soldiers are delighted to torment us, accusing me of being a traitor. If we want to get out of the Court of Sorrows with our lives, the only hope we have is to stay as close to each other as possible--even if it means fleeing on horseback and sharing a bed. Every moment is bittersweet since it could be our last--and Torin is condemned to kill anyone he loves.
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Perfect for fans of:
Enemies to lovers
Slow burn romance
Spice
Marriage of convenience
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Readers LOVE the Frost and Nectar series:
'It was written SO well, I loved every second and I'm so sad to be leaving this world, I wish I could read it again for the first time.' - Amazon reviewer, 5*
'I loved every part of this book, just like the first book it is filled with fun, action, adventure, and so many emotions.' - Amazon reviewer, 5*
' I was so enthralled by the plot that my poor heart could barely keep up with all that tension. Literally, there were times when I would wish I could read faster because I needed to know what was happening!' - Amazon reviewer, 5*
'This was a breathtaking conclusion of a beautiful love story. Descriptive and beautifully written.' - Amazon reviewer, 5*
About the author
C.N. Crawford are Wall Street Journal bestselling authors of fantasy romance and urban fantasy--not one person but two. When they are not looking after their two energetic sons, they take turns writing drafts and revising.
Christine is from Lexington, Massachusetts and has had a lifelong interest in New England folklore--with a particular fondness for creepy old cemeteries. Nick spent his childhood reading fantasy and science fiction during Vermont's long winters, which have rendered him impervious to the cold.
