The stars are fading, and darkness threatens everything... The spicy epic fantasy romance sensation that has gripped readers on Booktok!

'Just when I thought it wouldn't get better, you go and throw the curve ball and I am stuck devouring page after page...' Reader review

The stars are fading

Whisked away to the Fire Court, Scarlett Monrhoe finds herself captured by the man who killed her mother: the Prince of Fire. He may have plans for her, but she has plans of her own. She just hasn't decided how thoroughly she wants to break him yet. If only he didn't tempt her with every breath, every touch, every kiss...

The shadows are calling

The Fae Queen has plans of her own. She's determined to get to Scarlett in any way she can, and that includes using a mortal prince who followed the lost Fae princess across the border. Crown Prince Callan is desperate to get Scarlett back. The question is, what is he willing to sacrifice for the Wraith he loves?

The darkness threatens everything

But for every day that Lord Tyndell and Mikale get closer to finding Scarlett, those she left behind are put in more danger. Every day, more secrets are revealed. Truth has been buried in history that has long-since been rewritten. And to unearth the truth, they will be forced to cross other borders and seek answers from kingdoms far more terrifying...

Readers LOVE Lady of Shadows! 'There are just soooo many twists! Such a deep and engaging story. I love the world building and how we are learning more and more. Scarlett is the perfect female main character. She's strong, witty, clever, can kick ass but is also vulnerable at times' Reader review

'I really and absolutely devoured this book!... This does end on a cliffhanger which not for the life of me I saw coming, so I cannot wait for the 3rd book!!!!' Reader review

'It was written in a dark place full of sorrow and pain... This book is truly beautiful - it gave me strength' Reader review

'Begging for book three this story is curing my ACOTAR hangover... Truly love this series' Reader review