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An offering. An omen. An ill fate... Before the night of the winter solstice, Brygida has everything: her mothers, a full heart, and possibly a place in two worlds. But between those worlds is the darkness, and when it comes time to make the offering to the dark god, the lady of Rubin falls in... and so does Brygida. The land of Rubin is caught in a wolf's maw. As a smaller, weaker region, it relies on Lady Rubin's gift of diplomacy to stave off ruin. But as the heavy snows appear, she disappears without a trace. And Brygida, true to her ill-made offering, becomes the village's prime suspect-along with her mothers. When she's attacked by a demon and marked, she believes the same demon may have taken Lady Rubin. To defeat it before the mark reaches her heart and kills her, and to avoid a clash between her mothers and the village, she agrees to help Lady Rubin's son Kaspian find her. As the winter deepens and the search stretches, however, demons and spirits begin to emerge in great numbers... with great hunger... Plagued by strange creatures and malevolent foes, Brygida and Kaspian search for Lady Rubin, praying to find her alive. If they succeed, it could balm the divide between the witches and the village, as well as that between Rubin and the bloodthirsty land at its border. To rescue her might repel the wolf at the door, but then there remains the mark reaching for Brygida's heart, and the mysterious swell of demons and spirits, staining the snows like an ever-spreading pool of blood... Find out what fate the demon has in store for Brygida and Rubin in Fate of the Demon, the second book in this romantic dark fantasy series inspired by Slavic mythology and folklore, sure to please fans of Juliet Marillier's Blackthorn & Grim series and Naomi Novik's Uprooted. Read Fate of the Demon to continue the beautifully haunting adventure today!

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Steeped in rich and dark folklore, Feast of the Mother is young-adult fantasy at its best. Honfleur and Andrews take witches, murder, and romance, twist and weave them together with an imaginative and mysterious backdrop of medieval grievances. The result is a page-turning tale that will keep you riveted from the first page until the very last. --Raye Wagner, USA Today bestselling author of the Magi Rising series If you love Naomi Novik's books, Feast of the Mother is the dark, romantic story you've been waiting for! The mythos is vibrant and multi-layered. This fantasy satisfied to the fullest degree! --Alisha Klapheke, USA Today bestselling author of the Uncommon World series A mythic delight and new release you must read... For those who love stories with well-woven mythologies, this is a wonderful tale. It draws from Polish mythology, and features a well-crafted Eastern European world, complete with a foreboding forest, Mrok witches, and strange denizens of the deep which demand justice for murdered women. --J.M. Butler, author of the Tue-Rah Chronicles Feast of the Mother is a delightfully magical old-world fantasy. With a heroine who is both grave and valiant, a world full of mystery and haunting magic, and a mystery that will keep you riveted, you won't be able to put down this delightful tale. Recommended for fans of An Enchantment of Ravens. Don't miss this triumphant first-in-series by authors Miranda Honfleur and Nicolette Andrews. --Sarah K. L. Wilson, bestselling author of the Dragon School series Completely unlike anything I expected or anything I've read before. Brygida is a witch who is only beginning to know what she's capable of and what her duties are. She's a fantastic character, strong in her convictions and loyal in her beliefs. I can't help but root for someone like that. And this world! It's so intriguing and fun that I flew through the pages, not wanting to stop. Utterly fascinating! With a slow burn romance, well-developed world, and beautiful prose, this is a story that should not be missed. --M. Lynn, bestselling author of the Fantasy and Fairytales series

"""Steeped in rich and dark folklore, Feast of the Mother is young-adult fantasy at its best. Honfleur and Andrews take witches, murder, and romance, twist and weave them together with an imaginative and mysterious backdrop of medieval grievances. The result is a page-turning tale that will keep you riveted from the first page until the very last."" --Raye Wagner, USA Today bestselling author of the Magi Rising series ""If you love Naomi Novik's books, Feast of the Mother is the dark, romantic story you've been waiting for! The mythos is vibrant and multi-layered. This fantasy satisfied to the fullest degree!"" --Alisha Klapheke, USA Today bestselling author of the Uncommon World series ""A mythic delight and new release you must read... For those who love stories with well-woven mythologies, this is a wonderful tale. It draws from Polish mythology, and features a well-crafted Eastern European world, complete with a foreboding forest, Mrok witches, and strange denizens of the deep which demand justice for murdered women."" --J.M. Butler, author of the Tue-Rah Chronicles ""Feast of the Mother is a delightfully magical old-world fantasy. With a heroine who is both grave and valiant, a world full of mystery and haunting magic, and a mystery that will keep you riveted, you won't be able to put down this delightful tale. Recommended for fans of An Enchantment of Ravens. Don't miss this triumphant first-in-series by authors Miranda Honfleur and Nicolette Andrews."" --Sarah K. L. Wilson, bestselling author of the Dragon School series ""Completely unlike anything I expected or anything I've read before. Brygida is a witch who is only beginning to know what she's capable of and what her duties are. She's a fantastic character, strong in her convictions and loyal in her beliefs. I can't help but root for someone like that. And this world! It's so intriguing and fun that I flew through the pages, not wanting to stop. Utterly fascinating! With a slow burn romance, well-developed world, and beautiful prose, this is a story that should not be missed."" --M. Lynn, bestselling author of the Fantasy and Fairytales series"

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