The Fae of Bitter Thorn Books in Order
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The Fae of Bitter Thorn books in publication order
5 books
Heir of Bitter Thorn
by Kay L. Moody
2019
Sword fighter Elora accepts a dryad’s bargain to escape an arranged marriage by rescuing a captive fae prince. Saving Brannick from an evil queen requires cunning and a promise whose cost may reach into her memories.
Court of Bitter Thorn
by Kay L. Moody
2020
Fae prince Brannick tricks Elora into a bargain requiring her to teach him swordsmanship until he becomes High King. With her younger sisters left behind, she considers betraying him to a rival whose motives may be far worse.
Castle of Bitter Thorn
by Kay L. Moody
2021
Elora stays in Faerie to help Brannick win the throne while concealing their sword lessons. A binding bargain gives Queen Alessandra power over him, and another scheming fae threatens Elora’s sisters as their secrets begin to unravel.
Crown of Bitter Thorn
by Kay L. Moody
2021
Brannick seeks the support of other fae courts to reclaim his place as High King. Each alliance demands costly favors, while heartbreak and the growing presence of mortals threaten both his ambitions and the future of Faerie.
Queen of Bitter Thorn
by Kay L. Moody
2021
Elora returns to Bitter Thorn as Faerie’s defenses weaken under Queen Alessandra’s influence. To restore Brannick to the throne, she must understand her unpredictable magic and learn to trust herself before the realm collapses.
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