The Forbidden Birth Book 1: Book 1

In a realm where moonlight and shadow wage eternal war, Aisling is an impossibility made flesh.
Born of a forbidden love between Light and Dark Fae courts, she carries magic that should have destroyed her before her first breath. For eighteen years, a fragile glamour kept her hidden in the human world. But when ancient spells shatter on her birthday, power erupts from her skin in waves of golden light and living shadow, and both courts send their hunters.

Bleeding and desperate, Aisling flees into the wild lands between worlds and discovers the Hollows, a sanctuary hidden by magic and hope. Here, outcasts with mixed blood have built the impossible: a place where dawn and dusk exist in harmony, where love crosses every forbidden line, and where the rejected have become family.
Among them, she finds Caelan, a warrior broken by centuries of violence, his soul as scarred as hers is wild. Their connection defies every law of magic and nature, binding them in ways that terrify the courts who would see them burn.
But sanctuary cannot last when queens collect suffering like jewels and kings wield cruelty like crowns. As divine gifts awaken within her and the forest itself rises to fight, Aisling must become more than a mistake who survived. She must become the bridge between warring magic, the voice for the voiceless, the impossible hope that Light and Dark were always meant to be one.
When trolls tear through their home and sixty souls fall defending their dream, Aisling learns that revolution is written in blood and stardust, that love is the most dangerous magic of all, and that some wars can only be won by those willing to burn the old world down.
The courts are coming with armies and ancient rage. The Hollows will not kneel. And Aisling must choose between the safety of hiding and the terror of becoming exactly what she was born to be.
A weapon. A bridge. A revolution wrapped in flesh and wild magic.
Book One of the Fae Courts series: Where forbidden love ignites, monsters fall to flowers, and the impossible refuses to die.