When sisters Daisy and Lily McAllister inherited a turn-of-the-century farmhouse and a mystical tea business from a quirky great-aunt, they didn’t know faerie curses were part of the bargain…
Newly married to Rhett Fairshadow—a human man with a touch of faerie magic in his blood—Daisy McAllister feels certain she now knows the rules of dealing with the fae. Don’t enter the forest. Don’t mess with the fae. You know—don’t, under any circumstances, deal with the fae. Period.Unfortunately for Daisy and Rhett, it’s not that simple. It turns out the faerie queen may have already sunk her claws into Daisy and Rhett’s future. Now, it’s up to the couple to negotiate their way out—or risk having the faerie queen run roughshod over the rest of their lives.
As the clock strikes midnight and an autumn moon rises, the newlyweds find the honeymoon is over. The faerie queen of the forest has a gift for the happy couple.
Okay, not a gift. A demand.
And as anyone knows, one does not trifle with the fae.
The Midnight Path, a short story of 15,000 words, promises sweet romance, dark magicks, and positively wicked faeries. Perfect for readers who enjoy the works of Jennifer Armentrout, Maggie Stiefvater, and Sarah Maas, or anyone who loved Once Upon a Time. These sweet/clean fairytale romances are written for an adult audience who never stopped believing in faeries.
NOTE: There is a time gap between the first two books in the series and The Midnight Path of about six months. Don’t worry, you haven’t missed anything!
Genre: Fantasy
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