“You did it, Sage. You’re home.” His arms tightened around her and he whispered it one last time. “You’re home.”
She was home. A sigh escaped her as her body went lax.
She was finally home.
To be continued…
In Book Four of The Aermian Feuds: Spy’s Mask
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The Aermian Feuds: Book One
Rebel’s Blade
Frost Kay
War. Secrets. Betrayal.
Tehl Ramses is drowning; crops are being burned, villages pillaged, and citizens are disappearing, leading to a rising rebellion. As crown prince, and acting ruler, Tehl must find a way to crush the rebellion before civil war sweeps through his beloved kingdom.
Tehl will do whatever is necessary to save his people. Yet, his prisoner is not at all what he expects...
Fed up with the neglect and corruption of the crown, swordsmith Sage Blackwell steps forward to spy on the crown. She knows the risks of rebellion - imprisonment or death - and yet, she's still willing to take them to protect her family.
Two Sides. One Goal: Save Aermia
Katniss meets Lord of the rings in this epic adventure fraught with mistaken identities, untold secrets, and dark promises.
Mixologists & Pirates: Book One
Amber Vial
By Frost Kay
Never again.
After unwittingly entering the draft for colonization of an alien planet, Allie believes nothing could get worse.
A failed escape attempt leaves her chained to an airship chair with nothing but her bag, a vial, a wild redhead, and her anxiety for company. Numbing her fear seemed like a good idea… until it wasn’t.
It was just one sip.