The Paths of Greythorn
Paperback
Series: Shadows of Sylvara, Book 1
ISBN13: 9781386448938
Publisher: Ann Paquette
Published: Mar 31 2020
Pages: 384
Weight: 0.98
Height: 0.85 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
With the fate of fairy kind on the line, her heart should be the last thing on her mind.
As Fay well knew, General Fox walked a path which led him straight into the bellies of goblins. She witnessed the horrific event on an almost nightly basis, which was fine when he was nothing but a fictional character from her nightmares. Yet here, in this strange new world, that fictional character was flesh and blood and devastatingly handsome. Now, she must build a wall around her heart, one so high even he couldn't fly over. What's the point of falling in love when he was destined to die? But when General Fox failed to return from a simple scouting mission, Fay must make a choice. Leave Fox's fate in the hands of the Gods, or forge a new path for him herself. Either way, she was running out of time.
If you love a unique take on fairies, a slow burn romance, and an epic adventure filled with swords fights and betrayal, you'll love the first book in the Shadows of Sylvara series: The Paths of Greythorn.
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