Complete Pine Hollow Trilogy - 3 paperback foiled set
Three foiled paperbacks in this set, each signed. This is an adult romantasy, why choose series with content warnings so please read them before diving in!
The foil on the covers has a "weathered iron fence" appeal to fit with the cottage-core aesthetic of the books.
Book one blurb:
“In another life.”
Elodie finds herself losing her sense of reality after the death of her beloved aunt and her dog, Margo.
She soon realizes that a mysterious man, Wren, has been lingering around her property and finds herself following him across the veil and into the realm of the gods, Tomorrow.
What starts as a thrilling and ethereal experience turns dark when Wren forcibly will not let her return home. Elodie is taken to the High Court, where a wrathful goddess has a grudge against her that precedes her mortal life—the truth of her past life beckons to be found and the horrors they bring might be more than she can take.
“Am I real?”
Book two blurb:
“Forever is a long time, pup.”
Tomorrow is as ugly as it is beautiful. Elodie has suffered for six months at Violet’s hand. She’s been collecting her blood and keeping it in her dungeon, demanding to know where Lucius is, but there’s one problem: Elodie isn’t Talia, and she has no idea where Lucius is.
But things are changing. Violet has assigned Elodie a new guard, and as much as they don’t get along, they’re drawn to one another. Together they must uncover secrets that will help save the Rhythm, and hopefully their friends too.
Break the bond. Find Lucius. Restore the Rhythm.
“A million wishes.”
Book three blurb:
“Do you remember me?”
The God of War has stolen that which Elodie holds dearest, her precious Rune.
Although she is reunited with her beloved gods, the realm of Tomorrow is crumbling with the unbalance of the realms. Elodie must look to the past to preserve the future. She must regain her memories as Talia.
The wrath in which North holds over Talia is great, and it seems unlikely that Elodie will be able to quell his rage. What will it cost her to save the Rhythm?
“We could never forget you.”
Three foiled paperbacks in this set, each signed. This is an adult romantasy, why choose series with content warnings so please read them before diving in!
The foil on the covers has a "weathered iron fence" appeal to fit with the cottage-core aesthetic of the books.
Book one blurb:
“In another life.”
Elodie finds herself losing her sense of reality after the death of her beloved aunt and her dog, Margo.
She soon realizes that a mysterious man, Wren, has been lingering around her property and finds herself following him across the veil and into the realm of the gods, Tomorrow.
What starts as a thrilling and ethereal experience turns dark when Wren forcibly will not let her return home. Elodie is taken to the High Court, where a wrathful goddess has a grudge against her that precedes her mortal life—the truth of her past life beckons to be found and the horrors they bring might be more than she can take.
“Am I real?”
Book two blurb:
“Forever is a long time, pup.”
Tomorrow is as ugly as it is beautiful. Elodie has suffered for six months at Violet’s hand. She’s been collecting her blood and keeping it in her dungeon, demanding to know where Lucius is, but there’s one problem: Elodie isn’t Talia, and she has no idea where Lucius is.
But things are changing. Violet has assigned Elodie a new guard, and as much as they don’t get along, they’re drawn to one another. Together they must uncover secrets that will help save the Rhythm, and hopefully their friends too.
Break the bond. Find Lucius. Restore the Rhythm.
“A million wishes.”
Book three blurb:
“Do you remember me?”
The God of War has stolen that which Elodie holds dearest, her precious Rune.
Although she is reunited with her beloved gods, the realm of Tomorrow is crumbling with the unbalance of the realms. Elodie must look to the past to preserve the future. She must regain her memories as Talia.
The wrath in which North holds over Talia is great, and it seems unlikely that Elodie will be able to quell his rage. What will it cost her to save the Rhythm?
“We could never forget you.”
Three foiled paperbacks in this set, each signed. This is an adult romantasy, why choose series with content warnings so please read them before diving in!
The foil on the covers has a "weathered iron fence" appeal to fit with the cottage-core aesthetic of the books.
Book one blurb:
“In another life.”
Elodie finds herself losing her sense of reality after the death of her beloved aunt and her dog, Margo.
She soon realizes that a mysterious man, Wren, has been lingering around her property and finds herself following him across the veil and into the realm of the gods, Tomorrow.
What starts as a thrilling and ethereal experience turns dark when Wren forcibly will not let her return home. Elodie is taken to the High Court, where a wrathful goddess has a grudge against her that precedes her mortal life—the truth of her past life beckons to be found and the horrors they bring might be more than she can take.
“Am I real?”
Book two blurb:
“Forever is a long time, pup.”
Tomorrow is as ugly as it is beautiful. Elodie has suffered for six months at Violet’s hand. She’s been collecting her blood and keeping it in her dungeon, demanding to know where Lucius is, but there’s one problem: Elodie isn’t Talia, and she has no idea where Lucius is.
But things are changing. Violet has assigned Elodie a new guard, and as much as they don’t get along, they’re drawn to one another. Together they must uncover secrets that will help save the Rhythm, and hopefully their friends too.
Break the bond. Find Lucius. Restore the Rhythm.
“A million wishes.”
Book three blurb:
“Do you remember me?”
The God of War has stolen that which Elodie holds dearest, her precious Rune.
Although she is reunited with her beloved gods, the realm of Tomorrow is crumbling with the unbalance of the realms. Elodie must look to the past to preserve the future. She must regain her memories as Talia.
The wrath in which North holds over Talia is great, and it seems unlikely that Elodie will be able to quell his rage. What will it cost her to save the Rhythm?
“We could never forget you.”