A Court of Wings and Ruin – Chapter 2
I’d barely heard a whisper of Jurian these past weeks—hadn’t seen the resurrected human commander since that night in Hybern. […]
I’d barely heard a whisper of Jurian these past weeks—hadn’t seen the resurrected human commander since that night in Hybern. […]
Part One – Princess of Carrion Feyre The painting was a lie. A bright, pretty lie, bursting with pale pink
Two Years Before the Wall The buzzing flies and screaming survivors had long since replaced the beating war-drums. The killing
Feyre Tamlin landed us in the gravel of the front drive. I had forgotten how quiet it was here. How
Rhysand I slammed into the floor of the town house, and Amren was instantly there, hands on Cassian’s wings, swearing
I fainted. When I opened my eyes, mere seconds had passed. Mor was now hauling away Rhys, who was panting
I didn’t let Lucien’s declaration sink in. Nesta, however, whirled on him. “She is no such thing,” she said, and
This was some new hell. Some new level of nightmare. I even went so far as to try to wake
Rhysand went still as death. Cassian snarled. Hanging between them, Azriel tried and failed to lift his head. But I
I gauged the distance between my friends and Jurian, weighed my sword against the twin ones crossed over his back.