The Fae Spark Trilogy Books in Order
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The Fae Spark Trilogy books in publication order
3 books
The Curse of the Frost King
by Jen L Grey
2026
A mysterious iron box and dagger pull her through a mirror into the fae realm, straight into the hands of Kairos, the Dusk King. Locked away as war between courts looms, she must survive a dangerous attraction and the curse tied to her blood.
The Promise of the Gilded Flame
by Jen L Grey
2026
With Kai's castle shattered and the fae courts under threat, a changing magic deepens the bond between him and the woman he protects. Together they face the Night King's advance and a sacrifice neither is willing to accept.
The Steel of the Wicked Heart
by Jen L Grey
2026
Abducted from the Dusk King's protection, a woman escapes the Night Court's plans to sacrifice her. Reunited with Kai, she races toward safety as their bond intensifies, enemies pursue them, and a breaking moon threatens the realms.
The Fae Spark Trilogy books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Fae Spark Trilogy is a portal-style romantasy where one strange object becomes the doorway to a war between courts. It’s built on captivity tension, dangerous attraction, and the feeling that the heroine has stepped into a story that was waiting for her.
The setup begins when a mysterious iron box appears and curiosity wins. Inside is a dagger, and one wrong move sends the heroine through a mirror and into the fae realm.
She wakes up imprisoned, face to face with Kairos, the Dusk King. He’s convinced she’s connected to a curse and a conflict that’s already in motion, and he isn’t interested in letting her walk away.
A spark can start a war.
As the series unfolds, the core tension comes from two directions at once: the looming fight between courts, and the growing pull between captor and captive. The romance is wrapped in political stakes, because who she is, and what her blood can do, matters to the balance of power.
If you like fae court drama, morally gray royals, and a story where the heroine has to survive confinement long enough to figure out what she is in this world, this trilogy is aimed right at you. The tone is intense and romantic, with the larger arc carrying you forward from one book to the next.
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