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    Fairy Queens Books 1-4

    By Amber Argyle

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    Rule #1: Never bargain with the fae.
    Rule #2: Never fall for the enemy.

    To be with the ones they love, three women must break the fae curse that binds their families as immortal enemies.

    Of Ice and Snow
    The only shepherd in a family of warriors, Otec returns to his clan to find all the men gone to war. They didn’t bother to tell him, let alone ask him to fight beside them. When his mother sends him on a trifling errand in the high mountains, he looks back to find his village burning and his people taken captive.

    Cut off from the help of other clans and dodging raiders, he must trust a foreign woman stalked by a dark, mysterious magic as they race to save his family from a life of slavery. Worse, what he thought was a mere raid is actually a full-scale invasion.

    In the end, he must choose between saving his family or his kingdom.

    Winter Queen
    A dying man delivers a terrible warning: a civil war has begun between neighboring clans. As healer and clanmistress, Ilyenna is tasked with keeping the wounded refugees alive and her people fed during a seemingly endless winter.

    But when the war moves to the heart of her village, Ilyenna looks into her enemy’s eyes and sees more than just cunning. There is also lust—lust for power and lust for her. She could save herself, accept the fae bargain that would grant her their dark magic in exchange for her soul. Her refusal leaves her struggling to survive her captor's cruelty.

    She finds a measure of solace in the arms of her fellow prisoner, Rone. But it isn’t long before she discovers the feud between clans is merely a distraction from something far worse. Ilyenna must decide whether or not to resurrect the power the fairies left behind. Doing so will allow her to defeat her enemies, but if she embraces winter, she risks losing herself to that destroying power—forever.

    Whitney Finalist and winner of the Rone Award for Best Fantasy/Science Fiction of 2014

    Of Fire and Ash
    There is one rule above all others: never bargain with the fae, for such bargains always morph into curses. But as the droughts worsens, Nelay must rely more and more on her forbidden sight to keep her family alive. When her father goes missing, she risks exposure to find him before time runs out. And when she arrives too late, the fairies are the only ones who can save him. All they require is a simple bargain that she'll return the favor one day.

    Some bargains are lethal.

    Summer Queen
    Only Nelay can stand between the cinders of her once-great nation and the vengeance of the Winter Queen.

    Nelay was nine years old when she bargained with the fae to save her father’s life. That bargain left her bereft of family and cursed. Now seventeen and a powerful acolyte, Nelay wants nothing more than to become high priestess in the Temple of Fire.

    Until the Clanlands, bent on vengeance, invade with their army and trap Nelay’s family behind enemy lines. Determined to save them, Nelay finds an unlikely and annoying ally in a smuggler with a penchant for legends. The fact that he’s handsome doesn’t hurt.

    But as the Clanlands pommels her kingdom into submission, Nelay realizes a bigger power is at play than that wielded by mere mortals. The fae Winter Queen has rendered the enemy army nearly invincible. Perhaps the only way to defeat the fae is to embrace the curse they gave her. There's just the little problem of losing her soul in the process.

    To rise from the ashes, first she must burn.

    Can three women cursed as enemies learn to work together to break the curse, find love, and save the dying magic? Download the Fairy Queens Saga to find out!

    "A captivating series!" ~Jennifer A. Nielsen, New York Times bestselling author

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmber Argyle
    Release dateMay 17, 2016
    ISBN9781310046803
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    Fairy Queens Books 1-4
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    Amber Argyle

    Bestselling author Amber Argyle writes young-adult fantasies where the main characters save the world (with varying degrees of success) and fall in love (with the enemy). Her award-winning books have been translated into numerous languages and praised by such authors as NYT bestsellers David Farland and Jennifer A. Nielsen. Amber grew up on a cattle ranch and spent her formative years in the rodeo circuit and on the basketball court. She graduated cum laude from Utah State University with a degree in English and physical education, a husband, and a two-year-old. Since then, she and her husband have added two more children, which they are actively trying to transform from crazy small people into less-crazy larger people. She's fluent in all forms of sarcasm, loves hiking and traveling, and believes spiders should be relegated to horror novels where they belong. To receive her starter library of four free books, simply tell her where to send it: http://amberargyle.com/freebooks/

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