Ashley McLeo

A blood slave desperate for freedom. A fake engagement. Torn between two powerful fae. The auction block awaits and a vicious vampire prince wants me and what flows through my veins. So I make a run for it, struggling through dangerous forests and battling the elements only to end up falling at the feet of a fae warden. Technically, the Warden of the West should return me to the vampire court, but Warden Roar has other ideas. He needs a fake fiancée. The deal: if I play his dutiful partner at the Winter Court, he’ll hide me from the blood-suckers intent on draining the life from me. I agree, and for a while, it seems like nothing can go wrong. In fact, being lavished with the good things in life almost makes me forget the danger. That is, until Vale, the Warrior Prince of the Winter Court, sets his sights on me. There’s something about the way he watches… His eyes raking over me, leaving a flaming trail of heat in their wake… Am I terrified or do I like it? All I know is I’ve become a pawn in the dangerous game of the fae. And it may cost me more than my heart. One-click this epic fantasy set in the clashing courts of a dying kingdom and discover whether Neve’s run for freedom has brought her to something even more dangerous or whether love will be her salvation.

A past erased from my memory . . . A protector I never wanted . . . An enemy (or two) determined to strike me down . . . One day I’m raiding tombs and trying to buy my freedom from the man who has controlled me for years. The next, I’m dropped into the underbelly of Yale and propositioned by a secret society of dark artifact hunters. And apparently, I have magic. But that’s not the craziest thing. My last heist unleashed evil on the world, and I’m responsible. Thankfully, the secret society seems happy to help me right my wrongs and discover my power. Maybe even help me to remember my past too. Well, most everyone, anyway. Tobias, a domineering, sexy vampire, is the notable exception. Too bad for him, he’s also assigned as my partner. My protector—a designation that he clearly despises. But I’ve handled worse than Tobias and now that I have a place to start, no one will stop me from discovering my hidden past.

A mysterious fae-shifter. A battle royale. A chance of a lifetime. I’ve always been different. Awkward. Horrible at magic. A square peg shoved into a round hole. But when I arrive in Faerie, I have a chance to start over, to help people who have it worse than me, and to finally get to know my father—the King of Lyonesse. In Faerie I have friends and a fae guard who fancies me. Crazily enough, for once in my life my bloody magic is cooperating. There’s one hitch. To get what I want most, I have to fight—gladiator style—and I must win. The others are infinitely more powerful than me and a thousand times more charming. Cunning and competitive to boot. And they all want to be tops too. But when I really want something, I’ve never been one to give up. And I won’t start now.

What will Neve's answer be? Why did Warden Roar run? Can Prince Vale be trusted? Learn all this and more in the sequel to A Kingdom of Frost and Malice!

Winter’s Realm calls me the Slave Queen. They call my love, Vale, a traitor—and far, far worse. Lucky for them, I don’t have time for gossip, not with a troop of humans to protect, a magical hallow to find, and rebels to ally with. All that and Winter’s Realm gets colder by the day. With colder temperatures the monsters that don’t live in castles come out to play. The rebels, as dangerous as they have shown themselves to be, might be my best chance at survival and getting revenge on King Magnus. That is, if the rebels will have me at all. I am, after all, the Cruel King’s daughter. From what I’ve heard King Harald Falk deserved that title. He was vicious and cold and unpredictable. That’s what they all say. All of them except for one person. A fae who, if they told their story, would throw the kingdom on its head. Just like I plan to do when I avenge my family or die trying. A Hallow of Storm and Ruin a dual POV fae fantasy romance filled with secrets, a steamy romance, and adventure. If you like the twists and turns of Throne of Glass and the adventure and lore of Game of Thrones, you’ll love this installment in The Winter Court Series.A Hallow of Storm and Ruin is intended for readers over 18 years of age.

Magic and espionage run in my blood. But my parents don’t want me attending their alma mater, Spellcasters Spy Academy. They think I can’t hack it. Of course, I plan on proving them wrong. If I can stay alive long enough. Someone is attacking witches in my year, and I seem to always be nearby when they strike. I swear I have nothing to do with it. Shoot, I can barely get my magic to cooperate. But convincing some people of my innocence is impossible. Like hot-as-hell Alex Wardwell, who despises me because of one dumb mistake. So between proving my parents wrong, passing the trials Spellcasters has in store, trying to convince Alex that he has me pegged wrong, and simply staying alive, it looks like I’m going to have a busy year. Thank the universe I’ve always been up for a challenge. A Legacy Witch is an upper YA/NA paranormal academy novel with an espionage twist! With an enemies-to-lovers romance, mysterious deaths, and a diverse cast of supernatural creatures, your enrollment at Spellcasters will be unlike anything you’ve experienced before. Enroll today!

They call me the dagger. I’m a famed assassin. It's all I've ever known. All that I can remember. So when a white rabbit tells me that loved ones are waiting for me in the Wonderland Court of Faerie, it's surprising. And then, I learn something even more shocking. The Red Queen stole the crown from my mother—who she murdered. The queen singlehandedly created my reality of death and blood and murder. While that's devastating, I can handle it. As long as I get revenge. What I don't know how to handle is Henri Hatter. He’s a rebel leader loved by everyone. A man who sings in the streets because people ask for aether’s sake. A faerie who knows more about my past than anyone—including me. A good man who could crush my heart if I let him in. Which I can't do. Not if I want vengeance against the queen who ruined my life. Despite my claims that I work alone, Hatter and two nosey little pixies insist on sticking with me. Only one thing is for sure, with them by my side assassinating the Red Queen will be unlike any other job I’ve ever tackled. Alice the Dagger is a fae romance. Readers who love adventure, slow-burn romances, whimsical worlds, spunky sidekicks, and lots of action will love Alice the Dagger.