Kingdom of Ash

females. So Elide bowed her head. “Th-thank you.” She backed away before the females could say more, and made ...

pinky under one eye, she rubbed at some of the red stain. It didn’t budge. Moistening the tip of her pinky w ...

become an enemy stronghold. That Maeve, while she’d whipped and punished him for any defiance ...

their worth, they could still visit—briefly. Then he’d gone about scouting. He knew Whitethorn had ...

Gavriel shifted and slumped onto a boulder, equally out of breath. “They’ve got aerial patrols on ...

it might be headed. If Maeve’s defeat off the Eyllwe coast might be enough to lead her into an alliance wi ...

inked on his hands. How many more lives would he need to add before they were through? Hi ...

shot upright, a hand going to his sword. Whitethorn thumbed free the hatchet at his side, a knife appea ...

Or had at least believed that she was going to be sold out to Maeve when she’d faced the dark-haired be ...

Elide recoiled, and the fire vanished as quickly as it had appeared. “My name is Essar,” the fema ...

every fine establishment in this town, glutting himself on the coin Maeve gave him when he took the ...

traveled for thousands of miles to find their queen, and yet the tightness that coiled in Elide’ ...

Elide said nothing, but Essar murmured, “That was ... that was the power we felt the other night.” E ...

her sister. And in that alley, they had plotted. Elide finished telling Rowan, Lorcan, and Gavriel what she’d ...

Anneith herself. Or at least had been tipped off by the scent on Elide’s clothes. “You think we can trust ...

“If you’re debating flying there right now,” Lorcan growled, “then you’ll deserve whatever misery comes ...

taking the southernmost entrance. Gavriel and Lorcan would be waiting for his signal near the east entrance, hi ...

had gone right. Rowan lingered in the steep hills above the southern entrance to the camp. He’d ...

they’d find Cairn, at least. And get some answers then. Give him a taste of what he’d done— Rowan ...

sunbeam in the rising dawn, and yet he had felt her smile at him. Tonight, with only the cold fire of ...