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The Solitary King
A Fantasy Novel by Lyndsey Hall
Book 2 of the The Fair Chronicles Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Royal Intrigue,
- Rebellion,
- Captive Heroine,
- Arranged Marriage,
- Fairy Tale Retelling
This book is for you if you're into...
- Fae courts with deadly political games and shifting alliances
- Heroines trapped in mountain prisons with suppressed magic
- Royal heirs torn between duty, grief, and forbidden love
When Aria returns to the Fair Realm to attend a ball at the Salamander castle, it isn't long before things take a turn for the deadly. With her father's home in ashes and her newfound family reduced to dust, Aria finds herself King Auberon's captive once more.
Deep within the mountains that border the Celeste Kingdom, Aria is powerless to fight back, her newly-discovered abilities suppressed by the weight of the rock that surrounds her. But when a Celeste guard whispers about rebellion and promises to help her escape, Aria is desperate to trust him.
Crown Prince Xander returns home to the Gnome castle, laden with grief for his brother and father, and dreading the day he will be crowned king. Preparations are underway for his marriage and coronation, but thoughts of the girl he betrayed trouble him day and night. Until the morning of his wedding, when a note arrives that Aria has been taken by Auberon once more, and Xander is forced to choose between his life of duty and obedience, and what he believes is right.
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