Prince of Sins and Shadows

Book two shifts the setting from the fae court to the human kingdom of Fearford, and the dynamic between Jade and Malachi gets more complicated as both sides pull them apart. Blackwood writes quick, punchy chapters that keep you turning pages even when the political maneuvering gets tangled. Best for readers who like their romantasy heavy on the brooding prince energy and light on explicit spice. Read back-to-back with book one since it ends on a cliffhanger.