All the Hidden Paths (The Tithenai Chronicles Book 2)

by Foz Meadows

They both fell silent, and might’ve remained stewing in their respective miseries for who knows how long without the intervention of Markel, who snapped his fingers to get their attention and then signed, big and exaggerated, “Personally, I think it’s my fault, for being too handsome.”

however, and a carafe of sweet pink wine was brought to serve in place of dessert, talk

“I can feel the pair of you mother-henning me from here,” Vel called from the bathroom door. “It smacks of conspiracy.” “You’ll be cared about and you’ll like it!” Cae called back.

I had yearned for love, had hoped for, cherished and feared it in nearly equal measure, but all of that paled before my sudden certainty that, if my heart was a ship, Caethari had become its harbour.