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CHAPTER 37 Days of near-silent travel passed. Three days, if whatever senses Rowan and Gavriel possessed pr ...

reddish-gold aura, a shield that he knew would melt the flesh of anyone who tried to cross. It flowed ...

It was near the end of the fourth day through the dark and rock, their escorts hauling t ...

A queen’s face, he realized as Lorcan and Gavriel took up spots along the glen’s border. It was a queen’s ...

its recesses, but as the blue light of the lantern touched it, gold glittered along the rocky floor. A ...

Only this. Only the blood oath. And as Fenrys managed to lap the blood from her wound, as he swore a sile ...

steady presence. Even when they’d slept, he’d remained a few feet away, still not touching, but just t ...

unfaltering. Live. She’d use the blood oath to force him to remain on this side of life. Still Fenrys di ...

cave mouth. “Stop the boat,” she repeated. “I don’t think we can,” Elide murmured. Indeed, the two of them ...

But there was Fenrys, standing before their now-kneeling queen. And there was Fenrys, inclining his head ...

The queen had been reckless before Cairn and Maeve had worked on her for two months, but it seemed she’d had ...

to trick his very instincts. What had she done to her? What had she done these months? “We need to ...

Her dark eyes slid to him. “Well, I don’t have any, so forgive me if I remain alert.” No, she’d on ...

Silent as wraiths, they appeared across the glen. As if they’d simply sparked into existence in the sh ...

He clenched his teeth. This was where they’d have it out, then. “How much longer am I suppos ...

A miracle—that’s what had happened with the queen and the wolf. Though Fenrys seemed drained, his eyes wer ...

“You have no idea what the blood oath can do. None.” “Fenrys broke the oath. He found a way.” “And ...

forest. Rowan kept a step behind Aelin and Fenrys, Gavriel and Elide at the head of their party, Lorcan a ...

across the water and stone, and he lowered his voice. Worse things than wights might come sniffing down her ...

miles passed. As the forested hills gave way to steeper inclines, the boulders larger, the rocks ...