When I wake up at a female auction in a world I don’t recognize, all I can think about is getting back home to Texas. I want absolutely nothing to do with a realm called Valora, magic, faeries, or being sold to the highest bidder.
When I wake up at a female auction in a world I don’t recognize, all I can think about is getting back home to Texas. I want absolutely nothing to do with a realm called Valora, magic, faeries, or being sold to the highest bidder. But the Day Realm King has other plans. Zander says I’m his fated mate. I don’t believe him. That doesn’t stop him from tricking me into marrying him though. It doesn’t matter if I argue or run—he won’t let me go. I should hate him. Instead, I find myself ridiculously attracted to the stubborn, broody man. He terrifies me, so I don’t know why his rare smiles give me warm tingles or why his arms make me feel safe. Everything about Valora is confusing, but after just a short time here, I realize something—this place is full of dangers that are way more frightening than my new husband, and staying by his side just might be my only option. The Fae King's Prize can be listened as a standalone novel, though the story is interconnected with other books in the Between Dawn and Dusk series. Other books in the series are:
The Fae King's Curse (Kirian and Quinn) The Fae King's Dream (Damon and Whitley) The Fae Warrior's Princess (Torius and Dani)
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