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Isle of the Forgotten
Paperback
Publisher: Kathryn Breaux
Published: Oct 28 2025
Pages: 624
Weight: 1.41
Height: 1.38 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Briar would follow those she loves to the darkest realms and further.
But what if she's lost, unable to find her way back?
Welcome to Isle of the Forgotten, where creatures-darker than ever before-loom in the shadows, and a new evil resides closer than you might think. Briar Blackbyrne's secret is out, and that who dwells deep within her fights every day to take control.
After an unexpected turn of events that forces Briar and her loved ones to flee Daramveer on board a ship pointing her in a direction she never thought she'd go, she's forced to accept that things are no longer as they seem. Every day and new adventures tests their ability to work together to bring down Carobon, the Great Lumor Wiitch, who is fighting to rule over all the realms once more.
But what happens when everything changes? A new kingdom, new threats, and ancient secrets being brought to the surface cause Briar to question everything about what she thought she knew.
The Isle of the Forgotten, the second book in the Darkness Series, is a dark fantasy romance that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the last word.
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