A. Lonergan Bücher

They say to keep your friends close and your enemies closer. Freya seems to accomplish this after a disastrous night in the French Quarter. The people she thought she could trust are no more, and her disappearance has the coven's nerves shot. Sterling can't do it on his own, but with tensions rising, will he be able to do what it takes to get Freya back and save his loved ones? Or will he suffer under the hands of a new villain and find himself a puppet like all the rest?

The narrative explores the profound feelings of invisibility and isolation experienced by the protagonist over twelve years of anonymity. As they navigate life as a "no-one," the story delves into themes of identity, self-discovery, and the quest for significance. The journey reflects the struggles and revelations that come with seeking recognition and purpose in a world that often overlooks the individual. Through introspection, the character confronts their past and contemplates their place in society, ultimately seeking a path towards reclaiming their identity.

You might know THE happily ever after, but this story has no fairytale ending. Being Cinderella's daughter should have been full of glamor.Being Prince Charming's only child should have been full of happiness. After 20 years, and being locked away in the castle, she is finally putting her foot down. Being sheltered never did anyone favors, especially when Arabella discovers she has family outside of the castle and everything goes up in flames. Literally.