Kate Sparkes Bücher

"Are you a wolf, Jesamyn? Or are you a lamb I should have slaughtered the moment you drew your first breath?"Jes has spent nearly two decades with those words in her ear as her mother, Mav, taught her how to lie, steal, and con her way through life. She's ready to claim her independence, but Mav won't give up control of her greatest asset without a fight.When Mav demands the unthinkable, Jes is at a loss as to how to beat the queen of criminals at her own game—that is, until a magical beanstalk, a charming prince, and an impossible land lost in the clouds come together to offer Jes the opportunity she's been dreaming of.With her future, her heart, and her freedom on the line, Jes will need to do the impossible, risking her life to pull off a scam of gigantic proportions. The danger will be enormous, but so will the payoff...If she can make it back alive.

In a world where magic is forbidden and fairy tales are illegal, Rowan Greenwood grapples with societal expectations and her own suppressed fascination with magic. Engaged to a wealthy magic hunter, she feels trapped in a life of marriage and children. However, her life takes a dramatic turn when she saves the life of a feared enemy, thrusting her into a captivating yet perilous realm of magic. As she navigates this new world, Rowan must confront her deepest desires and the dangers that accompany them.

It's been more than a decade since a pack of criminals robbed Aster of her memories, killed her grandmother, and left her for dead. Now the little girl in the red hood is all grown up, and the wolves are paying with their lives.

Set in a world where adherence to divine will dictates societal norms, the narrative explores themes of faith, persecution, and the fear of the unknown. The harsh decree against witches reveals the tension between religious belief and individual freedom, leading to conflict and moral dilemmas. Characters are faced with choices that challenge their convictions and highlight the consequences of intolerance. This gripping tale delves into the darker aspects of human nature and the struggle for acceptance in a judgmental society.