Lea has never been particularly good at following rules, saying please and thank you—or keeping her hands off cars that don’t belong to her. It was only a matter of time before she got into trouble … or trouble found her.
Torren is a blacksmith’s apprentice who prefers forging swords to attracting attention. His life is simple, predictable, and entirely free of adventure. At least it is until one extraordinary weapon lands him behind bars.
When Lea and Torren discover they’ve been imprisoned at the same supernatural reform school, their alleged crimes become the least of their problems.
A crew of misfits is releasing demons across the city, and they want Lea to become the face of their rebellion. Meanwhile, two mysterious young women insist she is their missing sister with powers she didn’t know she possessed.
Lea wants answers. Torren has a sword. Together, they might be dangerous enough to get them.
But saving the realm requires Lea to confront the past she’s spent years trying to forget. It also means facing a false king who threatens the person she cares about most—and finally telling her best friend the truth about her heart.
The world expects a criminal and an underdog apprentice to fail. Doubting them might be the most dangerous thing of all.
Fae of the South is Book Three of the Court of Crown and Compass, a four-book, no-spice fantasy-romance series featuring four sisters, unlikely heroes, and slow burn romantasy chock full of mystery, danger, and sizzling kisses.
E. Hall is the author of *unputdownable* fantasy and paranormal romance books. She’s also known for making up words, which kind of goes with the territory. She’s in constant pursuit of wonder, waves, and nachos. When she’s not writing about fae, wolves, and magic, she’s probably writing under her romance pen name...or reading. There is no such thing as too many books.