Song of Sorrows and Fate (The Broken Kingdoms, #9)

by L.J. Andrews

“Why did you stay hidden from me?” “It was not by choice.” He stiffened. “You are my thoughts that rise with the sun, and my fears that come with the night.”

“Do you know what it’s like to watch the light of your soul die over and over? Do you know what it’s like to burn for lifetimes for another who fears you in the end?”

“Say the word, Silas,” I whispered, tilting my head, “and I would follow you through the lifetimes.”

A song of blood keeps life for the one you love. Trust and let it be, in this a tale of land and sea.

When shields fall, a heart will call. Send light to crowns of fate. When enemies stand on this first land, Then ends this battle of hate.

I don’t mind if you speak to shadows, Silas, but let me be the one to hold the candle and walk with you through the darkness.”

Silas, my phantom, my whisper, he wanted me to decide if my heart ached for him. It didn’t ache for him. It lived for him.

“The Ever will never be at peace with the earth fae. I will never stop, never cease fighting against this realm, until I hold the heart of my father’s killer. Until everything he loves is in the hands of the Ever Kingdom.”