Boundless

I feared that getting banished from the fae realm was going to be the end of my story. Turns out, it’s only the beginning. Killing a king does come with repercussions, apparently. Because now I’m stuck on Earth while Rune’s still in Verenthia, probably fighting for his very life while I’m…well, Googling vampires and mermaids, and trying not to lose my damned mind. Yeah, it’s been a week. When a strange creature shows up in the forest in the middle of the night claiming to know a way back, I dive headfirst into the impossible—and somehow, it works. But what...

I feared that getting banished from the fae realm was going to be the end of my story. Turns out, it’s only the beginning. Killing a king does come with repercussions, apparently. Because now I’m stuck on Earth while Rune’s still in Verenthia, probably fighting for his very life while I’m…well, Googling vampires and mermaids, and trying not to lose my damned mind. Yeah, it’s been a week. When a strange creature shows up in the forest in the middle of the night claiming to know a way back, I dive headfirst into the impossible—and somehow, it works. But what I find when I return is very different from anything I could have expected. Verenthia is dying. The balance of magic is almost completely ruined, and the stars have sent one last warning. One last hope. So now it’s up to us to find a missing heir nobody even knew existed, to restore the balance in the realm. Easy, right? Except nothing in Verenthia ever is. Between curses and betrayals and secrets that refuse to stay buried, I start to realize that saving the realm might mean losing the only thing that has ever made me feel whole—Rune. And what’s a girl to do with a palace and a throne, when her heart is in another kingdom?