The Unmasked Queen

The mask she wore for twenty years is gone. What stands in its place is exactly who she always was. Abigail Eldarion has survived discovery, claimed her heritage, and taken her place beside the Lycan King as his equal. She knows who she is. Now she has to use it. The ancient truce between Stonehaven and the Fae Otherworld cannot hold without a broker who belongs to both worlds. The Aeloria High Court has convened. The five affinity kingdoms have sent their representatives. And the Ember Court, led by the most volatile king in the Fae Otherworld, has sent a message: peace is not something Draeven Ashvael intends to be rushed into. The negotiations are not a battle. They are an unmasking - the most complete one in the series. Abigail must face every political force that would rather see the truce fail, every faction that built its power on the absence of peace, and one ancient enemy who turns out to be a more complicated argument than anyone expected. Her Veil affinity is reaching full expression. Vivienne's arc is reaching its end. And in a corridor of the Aeloria Court, something passes between the Ember King and a Stonehaven wolf named Marcus Ashbourne that will take another trilogy to name. The truce will be restored. The question is what it costs, and who pays it, and whether what stands on the other side of that cost is worth everything it took to get there. It is. The Unmasked Queen is Book Three of The Unmasked Queen trilogy, the conclusion of Abigail's story, part of The Blood and Veil Saga.

Pagina's: 264, Paperback, Independently published