A Hunt So Wild
She survived the Forest Court. She survived the bargain. But will she survive the hunt?
Cast out and marked for death, Briar believed the hunt would end if she managed to survive for three days. She was very wrong. Because with Malus free, old magic has awakened, hungry and wrong. Something that has slept for centuries has begun to stir, and it wants what Briar carries in her blood.
When the Dawn Court offers sanctuary, Briar has to choose between the safety of light and the pull of shadows. As old enemies become unlikely allies and the corruption creeps closer, she discovers that some secrets the fae have kept hidden were meant to stay buried.
In a world where love is possession, trust is deadly, and every choice demands sacrifice, Briar must decide what she's willing to become in order to protect what she loves.
For readers want your fae courts deadly, your romance possessive, and the heroine to choose the darkness instead of fighting it.
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Avelley Greer
Avelley Greer writes stories where magic is never tidy and love rarely arrives without consequences. Her fiction leans toward fantasy romance and contemporary romance, shaped by emotional tension, morally gray choices, and characters who are forced to confront what they want versus what they are willing to risk. Rather than grand heroics, her books linger in the uncomfortable spaces where desire, loyalty, and power collide.
She is best known for her fantasy romance series The Fractured Crown Trilogy, which opens with A Kiss So Cruel. Set among dangerous fae courts and living forests, the series blends dark fantasy elements with intimate character arcs. Greer’s worlds feel lush but restrained, built to serve the emotional stakes rather than overwhelm them. Magic in her stories often carries a cost, and romance is portrayed as transformative but never simple.
The Fractured Crown Trilogy
In a kingdom where every shadow has memory and every crown carries a debt, The Fractured Crown Trilogy invites readers into a fae world as alluring as it is dangerous. Here, forests breathe and courts rule with laws older than time, and no spell or promise comes without a price. Power is both weapon and prison, and the cost of survival is rarely clear until it is too late.
The Fractured Crown Trilogy consists of two books and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
