Healing Elixirs & Wicked Crows
A sleeping curse.
A love erased.
A forest that remembers what hearts try to forget.
For a hundred years, Princess Rosemary has lived hidden in a moss-dark cottage at the edge of Everland Woods, guarding a broken kingdom and a sister trapped in endless sleep. The magic holding her sister fades with each passing season, and Rosemary is running out of time. When hope thins to nothing, desperation becomes its own kind of courage.
She does not remember the fae prince who once loved her.
Only that he is her enemy.
Elias, the Unseelie Queen’s cursed son, returns with secrets, shadows, and a fate bound tightly to her own. Making a bargain with him is dangerous. Refusing him may be fatal. He offers a single chance to break the curse that has haunted her family, but the price is a journey into the haunted heart of Everland, where old magic stirs and truths refuse to stay buried.
Every step draws them closer. Every glance feels like a promise she was never meant to keep. And one truth shadows them both.
If Rosemary loves him again, she will lose him.
As time slips away and curses tighten their hold, Rosemary must choose what she is willing to sacrifice for her sister, her kingdom, and a love that refuses to stay forgotten.
Because when the last hope wears the face of your enemy, there is no safe choice.
Only faith.
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