A Veil of Truth and Trickery (The Veiled Realm, #1)

by Analeigh Ford

“that I’m not confusing you at all. I think you just want to be the hero. You don’t want to admit that maybe, just maybe, you’re the villain.”

“I’m saying that I think I’m falling in love with you, Delphine.”

Tethy

Caldamir’s opinion was as unchanging as ever, much like the stones of his court. Nyx was desperate to prevent more of the destruction of his forest. Armene felt powerless, the magic stripped from him leaving him naked and ashamed in his own eyes. And then there was Tethys—the prince who had the audacity to tell me to my face that nothing we’d endured together actually meant anything to him.

“No, Delph, I’m not going to eat you, not after a greeting like that. Not unless you beg me to. Though

“I do like the thought of what it’d be like to see you on your knees.”