When the Woods Go Silent
One will risk everything for love.
One will be forced to leave it all behind in fear.
And one will make a desperate fae’s bargain to gain it all back.
The woods have gone silent – are you brave enough to find out why?
The Uncut Jewel
My deepest fear is that I’ll never find magic again. When I walk the midnight woods, I hold my breath and wait for the silence to show me that hidden world. I saw it once, and I would do anything to find it again.
The Fading Blossom
The only magic I know is between book pages, and real life never gave me a reason to believe in love. Buying this old bookstore with my best friend could have been enough for me, but there’s something wicked here, turning our dreams into nightmares.
The Gold-Eyed Stranger
As soon as I saw her, I had to have her, no matter the consequences. Even when I realize she will destroy everything, she’s all I can think about.
The Reluctant Fae King
Just one year, they told me. And you’ll be free. It’s been three years now, but I have one move left before the game of war takes over – finding the changeling before they do.
The old bookstore came up for sale at the perfect time, like it was meant to be. But so many silenced stories in one place attract a kind of power that’s usually only found between their pages. Buying the building made us owners of those stories, and opening all those paper mouths created a soundless scream that echoed through the dark woods behind us.
Something heard, and it answered.
Ruby and Rose each have stories to tell, but they’re not for the faint-hearted. Please check the trigger warnings in the front of the book before walking this path into darkness.
The woods have gone silent – are you brave enough to find out why?
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