Wind and Water
Liam
I’m a soldier, not a diplomat. The oracle sent my brothers and me to the human world to find the women destined to destroy the witch queen. I expected a fierce warrior, but Wren is as delicate as the bird she’s named for. At least, that’s what I thought—until she knocked the wind out of me with a single kick and walked away.
Turns out, she’s no pushover. And oddly, I like her more with every moment.
Wren
My great-grandmother used to tell stories about the fairy people—men with bright eyes and pointed ears who could steal a girl’s heart with a glance. I thought they were just tales. Then Liam walked into my life and tried stealing me from a dentist’s office.
Sure, he’s the most beautiful man I’ve ever seen, but I’m not about to join a war. I’m barely five-two and make jewelry for a living. Fighting witches and dragons? Not exactly my skill set.
But when Liam reveals the magic hidden inside me—and my mom insists I have a destiny to fulfill—I reluctantly agree to help save his world.
At the portal, we’re attacked by a dragon. Liam and I are thrown back in time while Momma is left alone in the elves’ world. No dragon, witch, or fate itself will stop me from finding her.
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