Spindle Fire

<p><strong>As the truths behind the faerie legends were revealed I couldn't turn the pages fast enough.--Kendare Blake author of </strong><em><strong>New York Times</strong></em><strong> bestselling novel </strong><em><strong>Three Dark Crowns</strong></em> </p><p><strong>Absorbing. Poetic. Lexa Hillyer draws the walls between dreams and reality with shimmering grace and phrases of such beauty I had to read many of them twice. </strong><strong>--</strong><strong>Jodi Lynn Anderson author of <em>Tiger Lily</em></strong></p><p><strong>With its engaging heroines and delicious prose <em>Spindle Fire</em> pulled me into a richly detailed world full of intrigue and magic.</strong><strong> --</strong><strong>Amy Ewing <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author of the Lone City trilogy</strong></p><p>Half sisters Isabelle and Aurora are polar opposites: Isabelle is the king's headstrong illegitimate daughter whose sight was tithed by faeries; Aurora beautiful and sheltered was tithed her sense of touch and voice on the same day. Despite their differences the sisters have always been extremely close.</p><p>And then everything changes with a single drop of Aurora's blood a Faerie Queen who is preparing for war a strange and enchanting dream realm--and a sleep so deep it cannot be broken.</p><p>Perfect for fans of Sarah J. Maas and Leigh Bardugo <em>Spindle Fire</em> is a tour-de-force fantasy set in the dwindling deliciously corrupt world of the fae and featuring two truly unforgettable heroines.</p>