Quicksilver is a dazzling, character-driven fantasy full of sharp edges, unforgettable voices, and just enough loose ends to leave you desperate for book two.
Set on the same sun-drenched shores as Carley Fortune’s debut novel Every Summer After, this companion novel follows
Sam’s older brother, Charlie Florek, and Alice Everly, a photographer caught between reinvention and reflection.
It’s a slow-burn that builds into something unforgettable. Equal parts sultry, sincere, and soul-soothing.
Turns out, her world ending is exactly the kick-in-the-pants Jane needs to realize she’s already got everything she wants out of life. When a terrifying hostage situation happens at the restaurant that she and her hubby, Dan, are celebrating their 19th (20th, according to Dan) anniversary at, you’d think things couldn’t get worse. Think again…
Ali Hazelwood’s Bride is witty, steamy romantasy at its best—a political marriage of convenience between vampire and werewolf that delivers all the feels, all the spice, and all the swoon.