I’m about to tell you how a faerie in a jar changed the entire course of my life. And I wish I could say it was for the better! From the author of the spellbinding and emotionally-destroying vampire series comes this unique world of dark faeries. When the troubled young Aerik is banished from the Kingdom of Aurelia, he must find a way to act human in their world. Growing up in the foster system among kids who tease him about his pointed ears, the unloved, unwanted young faerie accepts his miserable, lonely new life. Until he returns to the town of his childhood friend, Cami Dixon. While their rekindled “acquaintanceship” is strained and downright cantankerous, Cami really is the only human who truly knows him. Which is why Aerik can’t just walk away. But after Aerik suddenly vanishes, the sassy young Cami journeys alone to the island home of the fae, diving headfirst into her own tale of survival in unchartered lands. Was this hot but ultimately nasty faerie even worth all this suffering? Enduring a vast landscape and a culture she doesn’t understand, the unusual customs and the trickery of the folk will rob her of things she didn’t know could be sold. As if things couldn’t get any worse, a cruel Queen reveals a plot that could end Aerik’s life, and now finding him becomes about more than just a desire to see him one last time. Held captive by a tribe of sun-fearing nightfolk, Cami is certain the inside of a cage will be the last thing she ever sees. Only trouble is, Aerik lived his human life alone and unloved, only to come to a world where that will never change. Who will he trust if she can’t escape to find him, and who would care enough to warn him that he’s about to die? Come with us and get lost in a world of emotions and magical realism. Grab your copy now! Enemies to lovers Wings that don’t get forgotten about A unique magic system Intense romance (not a clean romance) Gray-area bad guys Other worlds and cultures No damsels waiting for a white knight! Character ages over 18 (after the first few chapters) Read more