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"A colossal, uniquely imagined fantasy series Baldwin has set about marking this trilogy binge-worthy."
Magical illnesses require magical cures, and time is running out.
It's been months since Luella Winthrop left her home town.
Once, the most pressing concern of her life was how to write her next big article. She dreamed of dashing detectives and winning her city's top literary prize. Now, she's running from the police and searching, desperately, for a cure to her mysterious, magical ailment.
Aided by a handsome, grieving man, she tears the country apart looking for her salvation. But when that salvation comes in the shape of a charming recluse, the trust and faith of her stalwart companion break down quickly. After all, he has problems of his own, and to cover for Luella, he has to lie not only to the world, but worse, his mother.
The more Luella discovers about her disease, the faster she loses hope of ever being whole for the man she loves. But being whole doesn't appear to be a requirement for the enigmatic man ready to show her a new magical world.
She will need to decide her heart soon, though, because the longer she straddles the fence, the more powerful the magic becomes. And if there's one thing that's certain, it's that the stronger magic is, the more it is bound to be unpredictable.
Don't miss the sequel to The Crimson Inkwell. Get your copy today and follow Luella on her fantastical journey through memory, mystery, and love.
"Well, forget Second Book Syndrome: It turns out The Silver Currant is far more charming and riveting than its predecessor" - Kit Trzebunia
"The literary equivalent of a twenty-sided Rubik's cube" - Suzanne Irving
