Centuries ago, an oracle foretold of the young woman who would defeat E'veria's most ancient enemy, the Cobelds. But after two centuries of relative peace, both the prophecy and the Cobelds have been relegated to lore--and only a few remain watchful for the promised Ryn. Finally, a child is born who matches the oracle's description, but a Cobeld curse accompanies her birth. Led to believe they succeeded in killing the prophesied child, the Cobelds emerge from hiding with plans to overtake the Kingdom. But the child survived. Secreted away and called "Rose" for the first nineteen years of her...

"She is an outcast among knights" Her reputation in ruins, her knighthood revoked, and her future bleak, Erielle de Gladiel would have welcomed death as her due. Captured by pirates, she was beaten, whipped, branded a thief-and worse-and then set adrift to die. She did not expect-or even "want"-to be rescued. Especially not by the dashing blasted pirate now calling himself her husband. "He is the King of Pirates" His oath satisfied and his Legacy secured, Cazien vows vengeance on all who harmed Erielle. But before he can hunt them down, a strange visitor appears with an urgent message-a...

"a Pirate, bound by a centuries-old oath" As Keeper of the Seahorse Legacy, Cazien de Pollis is a King among pirates, divinely appointed to dispense justice on the seas. Bound by the sacred oath of a long-dead ancestor, he must fulfill a contract to wed the green-eyed Oracle's Daughter named therein-or risk losing everything he and his people hold dear. But at nineteen, with the identity of his betrothed only recently revealed, Cazien resents the contract-and the urgency within him to see it satisfied. "a Knight, determined to prove her calling" Erielle de Gladiel returned from the quest for...

We are starlight on snow. The reflection of something already beautiful--absorbed, reflected, and remade into something . . . more.

And this kiss . . .

This kiss is everything I've needed to say . . . and longed to hear.

Sixteen-year-old Faith Prescott eagerly awaits the day she will exchange her small Iowa hometown for the bright lights of Broadway, but her success-driven parents want her to pursue a more practical career, labeling "artsy" people--including their daughter--as foolish dreamers worthy of little more than disdain.
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