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Kyo craves adventure— a life beyond the monotonous day-to-day found within the academy walls.
Kardos yearns for acceptance— to be seen for his merit and not just the name he carries.
But when a string of disappearances threatens the lives of those they care for, these childhood friends must reunite to find the missing, fight off the monsters lurking in the shadows, and confront the ghosts of their pasts better left forgotten. can they save their loved ones? or will the Harbinger come to collect them too?
Beware the Raven’s Cry.
From the beginning, Bryn knew she was cursed.
The Matron did not favor her, and her elven blood marked her a traitor and pariah to all of Caldhbriar. By all accounts, something like her should never see the light of day.
But when the streets of Irondale become littered with the discarded bodies of other elf-kin girls—girls with similar features to her own—Bryn finds herself the target of an unseen, sinister presence. One that knows her every move.
Now, she must uncover her own forgotten past, sift through the shifting whispers in her own mind, and bring to light a truth that those in power would kill to keep buried.
Can she overcome the destiny laid out for her by the Goddess—or is there more to her “curse” than what it seems?
Avery never put much stock into the fantastical. There’s enough on her plate without whimsy, what with mending the cracks of a broken family and her desperate attempt to cling to a childhood dream. She doesn’t have time for anything not grounded in reality. Or so she thought.
That was before he met him. Before she saw the reflection of her own death.
Now, Avery must navigate a new reality. One where what is beyond the mirror is not only real, but murderous. At least she’s not alone. With the help of an old family friend, a dangerously charming detective, and her newly budding powers, can Avery overcome the monster in the mirror?
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