What Did You Do? (Infatuated Fae, #2)

by Jeneane O'Riley

That was the difference between a so-called villain and hero. It wasn’t about who had the greater powers or tricks. It was about who felt the strongest and to what capacity. Even some of the best thieves and murderers have a surprisingly strong moral compass. The gauge that tells them it’s okay to steal bread or rob someone in the village for their starving family but not to hurt innocent people.

There are several different kinds of unicorns. Some are battlecorns for the chariots of the Fates, some are for admiring their beauty, some for their magic, and many others. The unicorns we are about to see are the floricorns. They magically pollinate the stonopolis—the flowers used in our mead—and they can be quite mean.”