Kingdom of Ash

CHAPTER 31 They had taken her scars. Maeve had taken them all away. It told Rowan enough about what ha ...

break her own arm: gone. And on her palms ... It was upon her exposed palms that Aelin now gazed. As if real ...

it. New skin, because they’d needed to replace what had been destroyed. To heal her so they could begin aga ...

there—or as close as the flames would allow. He could push through, shielding himself in ice or simply b ...

step. Not from fear, but to give her space in this moment of farewell. They had to go. Lingering here, ...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

take Aelin there one day, though it was nothing but long-vanished ashes. Just to show her where the ...

they led them tonight, and then craft their plan for returning to their own continent. But when the Litt ...

into a larger passage. Aelin illuminated the space, bathing the black stone walls in a golden ...

so deep in the earth that even the Fae had not bothered or dared to explore. This one, it seemed, ...

usual caution, no dart of her eyes as she weighed the exits and pitfalls, potential weapons to ...