Winter's Heir

The Eisteddfod Chronicles, Book 2

By: Sarah Joy Adams, Emily Lavin Leverett

Narrated by: Darla Middlebrook

She never wanted to be a faerie princess.

Deor Smithfield just wanted to find her dad, get him to acknowledge her so the magic in her blood wouldn’t run wild and kill her, then go home to her career and forget about her faerie side forever. Well, two out of three might not be so bad, right?

But when your father is the King of the Winter Court, and you’re the real heir to the throne, things go from strange to complicated really fast.

Now Deor finds herself embroiled in court politics, societal power struggles, threats from rival kingdoms, betrayal from allies both outside and in, and at least one plot to overthrow her father and seize the throne. Sometimes it feels like the only good thing in this whole magic kingdom is her dog.

Oh yeah, and in the midst of the chaos, she has to get her magic under control, keep her temper in check, and and stomp out her attraction to Rafe, the maddening and handsome former heir, or else she'll start a civil war.

Winter’s Heir is the second book in the critically-acclaimed Eisteddfod Chronicles, which began with Changeling’s Fall.

©2018 Sarah Joy Adams and Emily Lavin Leverett (P)2018 Falstaff Books

Couldn't stop listening

Just like book one, I couldn't stop listening. I loved this book and hope for more to come.

As all known sources, the Feye are a devious lot.

Although named as heir, by the stones of the castle, she still has to convince the community. However, she didn't come looking for a crown, but more for a cure to that was making her ill.
There is still those trying to bring down the king, so she has to learn how to move within this society, to walk softly, keeping her abilities under wraps.
Yeah, it becomes dramatic, but it seems only half done!