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Lord of Gold and Glory
A Fantasy Novel by Lisette Marshall
Book 2 of the Fae Isles Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Fantasy Romance,
- Fae,
- Political Fantasy,
- War Fantasy,
- Quest
This book is for you if you're into...
- Fae politics where alliances shift and old grudges resurface
- Romance tangled with dangerous magic and haunted pasts
- Heroines uncovering mysterious origins while war looms
There's no taming a fae like the Silent Death …
Emelin has escaped the Crimson Court and saved Creon from the Mother's chains. But her newfound allies bring dangers of their own. Thrown into a world of old feuds and thorny grudges, she needs all her ingenuity to keep the Silent Death safe from his friends-turned-enemies.
And the political games of the Alliance are the easy part …
Haunted by shadows of his past and magic he never wanted to wield, Creon is slowly losing control of his powers. The only solution may be found outside the buried halls of the Alliance's stronghold – back within reach of the Mother and her armies hunting for him.
Soon Emelin can no longer hide from the war looming over the archipelago. And when her quest for Creon's safety reveals glimpses of her own mysterious origins, she has no choice but to claim her place on the battlefield … or lose the male she loves forever.
Note: like the first book of the series, Lord of Gold and Glory is an adult fantasy romance and features plenty of scenes intended for a mature audience.
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