By night, Val hunts demons. By day, she conceals her fae wings and spies on the king.
Until she gets caught.
Her punishment is an arena fight to the death against Callen, the infuriating prince she despises almost as much as the king himself. Val refuses to surrender. Unfortunately, neither can Callen.
The prince has spent years trapped inside the king’s glamoured world, protecting a secret that could expose everything the crown was built upon. Fighting the fierce and maddeningly beautiful fae may finally give him a chance to rebel—if they survive each other first.
When mysterious strangers arrive in the Westlands, one claims the throne while another claims to be Val’s sister. Everyone offers promises. They all hide something. And with a grim mage pursuing them and an army preparing to invade, trusting the wrong person could destroy the realm.
Val and Callen must put aside their hatred long enough to uncover the truth and prevent a war.
But the closer these enemies come to an alliance, the harder it becomes to remember why they were ever enemies at all.
Fae of the West is Book Two of the Court of Crown and Compass, a four-book, no-spice fantasy-romance series following four sisters and one dangerous prophecy. It’s perfect for fans of closed door, 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.