Dark of Winter (Wild Haven 1)
This island isn’t big enough for all the secrets buried here.
Miri
Everything changed the night Davis showed up and took me away from all I’ve known. The same night an inexplicable connection was formed with the brooding stranger, and the last time I saw my mother.
Ten years later, I’ve moved to Wild Haven Island to claim my family home, dig into my mother’s past, and learn more about the magic that runs through my veins. I never expected to find Davis here, and I never could have predicted all the secrets I would uncover. There’s more to this little island than friendly locals obsessed with Fae lore. Darkness lurks in the history here, and there’s a reason my mother left.
Davis
Wild Haven Island is the last place Miri Wilds should be living. She doesn’t know the secrets buried just under the surface of this quaint town. Our families are broken. Only her mother escaped the effects of what happened all those years ago. Miri needs to leave, but I can’t fight the pull that keeps crashing us together. The link that’s been there since the first night we met. The consequences of dragging her into my life are worse than she can imagine. I should make her go, but I don’t know if I can give her up.
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