Lady of the Nightmares (Wilde Fae Book 2)

The dark reveals all secrets.Lonnie Skyeborne is a liar and proud of it.From the moment she was born, her mother sensed there was something extraordinary about her daughter, andtaught her to never reveal the truth of who she is.But now, Lonnie is alone and trapped in her own web of lies.She is the queen in name only, and afraid to trust anyone, even the princes who claim to be her allies. She still has four deadly hunts to complete before she can escape her bargains with the Everlast family, and meanwhile war is looming in the country of Elsewhere. Trusting someone—anyone—and revealing her secrets may save her life, but it could also spell doom for generations to come.So, who to trust?Prince Bael, Lonnie’s beautiful but dangerous part-time ally.Prince Scion, the wicked and powerful former heir to the throne.Prince Gwydion, the brilliant and manipulative healer.Or, perhaps, a new ally could make themselves known under the cover of darkness.

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Georgia Gray is a classically trained NYC actress whose credits include three Broadway shows, multiple PBS documentaries, and countless voice-over projects. She has voiced everything from college virgins to DC politicians to werewolf shifters with joy! A proud SAG-AFTRA/AEA union member since 1985, Georgia enjoys a forced proximity Happily Ever After most of all.USA Today and international bestselling author Kate King loves sassy heroines, crazy magic, and alpha-hole heroes. An avid reader and writer from a young age, she has been telling stories her whole life. Ever a fan of the dramatic, she lives in an eighteenth century church with her husband and two cats, and often writes in cemeteries.With over eighty titles to his name, Stewart Crank has developed a reputation as a solid and reliable voice-over artist, consistently delivering quality audio to his clients. Originally from Lancashire in the North of England, his burgeoning audiobook career has seen him tackle a wide array of genres, from historical fantasy to noir and true crime and most recently a version of Ulysses by James Joyce, widely regarded as the most difficult English language book to read in the world. When not recording, Stewart spends his time rock climbing or slowly making his way through his ever-expanding list of unwatched classic films.

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