Books published by publisher Boris Kos

Guided by the Winds. Destined to fight the darkness. When the battlefield of Vanas claims soldiers' lives with a vicious thirst that does not discriminate between commoners and royals, Maer Lakrius returns to the Kingdom of Emberya, bearing the news of his brother's death. The Crown Prince's death. A title that now belongs to him. ​Unknowingly, the young prince's fate becomes entwined with that of a woman--an 18-year-old mercenary with a past she would rather forget, and struggles eerily similar to Maer's own. But with the content lying between them, will the ethereal forces of the Winds bring them together in time, or will the coiling tendrils of destruction rip their reality apart first? The first title in the epic fantasy trilogy that will take you deep into the world of courts, secrets, love, and long-forgotten magic.

A monster does not deserve the intimacy of a nameAs if waking up in an unfamiliar world isn’t enough of a surprise, Ember gains a new title to her name. Savior.Hunted by the Crescent Prince and his lethal shadows, she accepts a young Mage’s help to navigate the land of blood magic and its many illusions. But where Ada sees the good in her power, Ember discovers something else.An icy darkness, designed to take lives, not save them.The only thing worse than not being able to rely on her senses—or the reality she had once believed to be true—is knowing that she cannot trust her heart. Especially as it seems to draw her to the one person in whose hands she can never fall…Will Ember escape the thrall of darkness or will she reign in it? Purchase your copy of Evenfall today to find out!

From USA Today bestselling authors Gaja J. Kos & Boris KosA fairy tale retelling of traditional Serbian lore, filled with secrets, lies, magic, and love* * *In a world of courts and mercenaries, Andalia has chosen to belong to the latter, placing her trust in her skills and the company she keeps.But when the line between royals and killers begins to blur, when the carefully crafted veils of the world start to recede, the danger grows beyond what her blades can handle.Fighting the shackles of this new life, Andalia discovers an unlikely ally. A young prince, walking on a knife-edge between salvation and talons of darkness, wishing to rip his kingdom apart.

A new breed of nightmareBroken relationships. Broken heart. Broken world.Ember has left illusions behind in Somraque, but reality is just as treacherous in a land where nothing is static. Not even the ground beneath her feet.To find the missing fragment and fulfil the prophecy, she has to rebuild the trust left in ashes in the Whispers. While Mordecai might have placed his faith in his enemies, will they be able to do the same to the monster in their midst?And more importantly—can a Savior even exist in a world that does not want to be saved?

While Maer struggles to secure a prosperous future for Emberya, Andalia had already forgone fighting for her own. Gowns instead of shackles, she is trapped in the exact life she had tried to escape. The one thing she hadn't counted on, however, was to find a friend in her enemy's son.As they help each other survive the games of court, Maer and Andalia realize the king's actions impact far more than just their individual fates. But even that is only the beginning...

The epic conclusion to the Iron Head TrilogyDriven by an inexplicable urge to save the one that could be the linchpin of Avvyr’s power, Maer and Andalia risk taking on the full weight of the king’s wrath.In a world where allies turn into enemies in a blink of an eye, in a world where Avvyr Lakrius’ darkness threatens to engulf Lianthe, running isn’t enough. Even with the Winds on their side, the king’s influence reaches too far. Their only chance is to make a stand. But that precise decision just might come at the price of their lives.

A new breed of nightmare Broken relationships. Broken heart. Broken world. Ember has left illusions behind in Somraque, but reality is just as treacherous in a land where nothing is static. Not even the ground beneath her feet. To find the missing fragment and fulfil the prophecy, she has to rebuild the trust left in ashes in the Whispers. While Mordecai might have placed his faith in his enemies, will they be able to do the same to the monster in their midst? And more importantly--can a Savior even exist in a world that does not want to be saved?

A monster does not deserve the intimacy of a name As if waking up in an unfamiliar world isn't enough of a surprise, Ember gains a new title to her name. Savior.Hunted by the Crescent Prince and his lethal shadows, she accepts a young Mage's help to navigate the land of blood magic and its many illusions. But where Ada sees the good in her power, Ember discovers something else.An icy darkness, designed to take lives, not save them.The only thing worse than not being able to rely on her senses--or the reality she had once believed to be true--is knowing that she cannot trust her heart. Especially as it seems to draw her to the one person in whose hands she can never fall...

A monster does not deserve the intimacy of a name As if waking up in an unfamiliar world isn't enough of a surprise, Ember gains a new title to her name. Savior. Hunted by the Crescent Prince and his lethal shadows, she accepts a young Mage's help to navigate the land of blood magic and its many illusions. But where Ada sees the good in her power, Ember discovers something else. An icy darkness, designed to take lives, not save them. The only thing worse than not being able to rely on her senses--or the reality she had once believed to be true--is knowing that she cannot trust her heart. Especially as it seems to draw her to the one person in whose hands she can never fall...

A new breed of nightmare Broken relationships. Broken heart. Broken world. Ember has left illusions behind in Somraque, but reality is just as treacherous in a land where nothing is static. Not even the ground beneath her feet. To find the missing fragment and fulfil the prophecy, she has to rebuild the trust left in ashes in the Whispers. While Mordecai might have placed his faith in his enemies, will they be able to do the same to the monster in their midst? And more importantly--can a Savior even exist in a world that does not want to be saved?