Abducted By the Silver Fae
Witchblood Amalia Wolf thought her adventures with the Silver Sithe were over. She was wrong.
When Prince Caelan abducts Amalia from the middle of a bounty hunt and drags her back to the fae realm, she learns Prince Elionn has vanished while visiting a neighboring sithe. With tensions already running high between the Silver and the Dark, Amalia joins a diplomatic delegation to investigate, relying on her mysterious connection to Elionn to succeed where everyone else has failed.
The investigation leads Amalia deep into the Dark Sithe, a realm where reality is subjective, secrets are currency, and courtiers wear weapons as adornments. The deeper she ventures into Dark territory, the more apparent it becomes that Elionn’s disappearance is tied to a growing number of missing fae.
Following the trail forces Amalia beyond the borders of the known fae realms and into a Court long believed dead. Cut off from her allies and trapped in a land where nothing is what it seems, she quickly discovers that finding Elionn may be the easy part.
Because something is keeping the Silver Prince prisoner. And if Amalia can’t uncover what’s really happening within the Court, she will never find her way home again.
Do you love books with…
A missing prince and a desperate rescue mission?
Dangerous fae and forgotten realms?
Magical bonds and slow-burn romance?
Adventure, mystery, and reluctant heroes?
Abducted by the Silver Fae is the second book in The (mis)Adventures of Amalia Wolf, a romantasy adventure series packed with mystery, political intrigue, dangerous fae magic, found family, and a heroine who would really like everyone to stop abducting her.
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