Forest of Dreams and Whispers (The Fae of the Forest)

by Katherine Macdonald

“I wish I could say I missed you,“ was also true. Because he did wish he could say it. He almost hoped she’d pick up on that one, but she never had.

He’d heard it said that mortals were frequently struck dumb by the splendour of Faerie, but now he found he was the one rendered speechless by the beautiful mortal creature before him.

“It’s who we are, Juliana. Warriors. Fighters.” But we’re fighting ourselves, Juliana realised. My entire life, I’ve made an enemy of my own heart.

“I’m not worth a kingdom, Hawthorn.” “You are to me.”