Wingless Crow: Complete Duet

Complete Duet.

Part 1, Wingless Crow

He saw me first. But I'm not meant for him.

Stolen from the human world, I'm brought to the kingdom of sky fae to entertain the king. With my memories taken, I no longer remember my past, but my future depends on gaining King Tiane's favor and affection. Against my better judgment, however, it's the attention of the morose and sarcastic High General Voron that I crave.

As I try to fit in the glamorous yet dangerous court life, Voron is always there, lurking in the shadows. I believe he's watching me as part of his duties. Then I realize he is watching over me. But even the mighty High General can't predict what the king has planned.

Voron is the only highborn without wings. I'm the only human in Sky Kingdom. We agree to hate each other, but when my life is at stake and I have no one else to turn to, can I take the risk of trusting him?

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Part 2, Crownless King

"Stay with me, Sparrow, and there'll be no storms."

I thought I knew Voron, but there is so much more to this man. As secrets start to unravel and his past comes to light, I learn everything, the good, the bad, and the cruel.

Voron is not an easy man to love. Yet I can't help falling deeper in love with him. I've put all my trust into this man. Will that prove to be a grave mistake?

As his ambition seems to come between us, will my love for him be my ruin?

Or will the prophecy finally be fulfilled and Sky Kingdom will get the great, just, and powerful king it was promised?

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This is the final book of the duet Wingless Crow.

Crownless King is a Fae Romance for adults set in Marina Simcoe's world of the River of Mists. It contains graphic descriptions of intimacy and is intended for mature readers.

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Stories set in the world of the River of Mists:

Joyless Kingdom Trilogy

Wingless Crow Duet

Fire in Stone Duet

Serpent's Touch Duet

Madame Tan's Freakshow Trilogy

NOTE: All duets and trilogies in the River of Mists can be read independently.