Books in Faylinn Novels series

Sarai is attempting to pick up the pieces of Rymidon after the Battle of Faylinn.Like it or not, Cameron is doing his best to keep his promise to Calliope by taking care of Lia.Lia is guilt-stricken and lost in the human world in which she no longer feels she belongs.Everyone is trying to find their place. Life is moving forward. The war is over, but the fight has only just begun.

The third installment of The Faylinn NovelsHeartbroken and a prisoner in her own castle, it is time for Calliope to take matters into her own hands. Mere days remain until she is bound to Sakari and the Waking Oak is destroyed. It seems hopeless, but Calliope is determined to fight.Loyal to the core, Sakari has always respected and followed his father’s direction, but Adair is pushing boundaries Sakari isn’t sure he wants to cross. Yet remaining loyal to his kingdom may hurt the ones he loves the most.Kai has a plan to save Faylinn. It’s risky and will require a sacrifice that may cost him his life, but if he doesn’t try, Calliope will be lost to him forever.War in Faylinn is fast approaching. Hearts will be broken. Sacrifices will be made. Lives will be lost. Only the strongest will be left standing.

As everyone tried to find their place in their new normals, life moved forward with no time to pause. After the Battle of Faylinn, Sarai attempted to pick up the pieces of Rymidon and her heart. When one after another, Rymidonian fae were found dead in their forest, Sarai was forced to set aside the haze of grief and face a new threat.Cameron did his best taking care of Lia, but she didn’t make it easy. She took up space in his apartment, ate his food, slept on his couch. So, why did the one person who betrayed them all tempt his heart?Guilt-stricken and lost in the human world, Lia no longer felt she belonged. With only Cameron, who barely tolerated her, to turn to, getting by was a struggle. Why did he take pity on her? And why was Cameron the only one who could be what she needed?The war may have ended, but the fight had just begun.