Are you ready* for Bitter Frost, the first book in the popular, award-winning Frost Series by Kailin Gow?
Be prepared to meet a young woman you won’t be able to turn your back on in the form of half-fairy, half-human Breena Malloy, a 16-year-old girl who discovers she is the heir to the Summer Kingdom.
And be prepared for a cliffhanger ending. But the good news is that there’s plenty more to come in Kailin Gow’s Frost Series, and we suggest you may always want to keep the next book handy as you finish the one you are reading. But then, that’s one of the great things about the Kindle! You can stock up on entire series without adding an ounce of weight to your burden or your backpack!
by Kailin Gow
Text to Speech and Lending: Enabled
Read Bitter Frost, the first book in the highly-popular award-wining Frost Series by Kailin Gow. Award-winning finalist of the 2011 International Book Awards in 2 categories: Multi-genres Fiction and in Women’s Literature. The Frost Series has topped the bestselling lists on Amazon when Bitter Frost was first introduced. This epic series about the magical world of Feyland where strong and noble fairies live, tells a tale of the rise of half-fairy, half-human Breena Malloy, a 16 year-old girl who discovers she is the heir to the Summer Kingdom. In her journey, she grows up fast, as Feyland is beautiful, but dangerous, and the two fey kingdoms Summer and Winter are at war. To complicate everything, Breena had always dreamed about a handsome young man, whom she learns was once her betrothed, the icy and cold Prince Kian, the Winter Prince and son to the Snow Queen, Queen of the Winter Kingdom. They were once betrothed, but now they’re mortal enemies. In a land of magic and war, can love, the most powerful of all magic, be stronger than fey laws and duty?
Read an excerpt here:
“The dream had come again, like the sun after a storm. It was the same dream that had come many times before, battering down the doors of my mind night after night since I was a child. It was the sort of dreams all girls dream, I suppose – a dream of mysterious worlds and hidden doorways, of leaves that breathe and make music when they are rustled in the wind, and rivers that bubble and froth with secrets. Dreams, my mother always told me, represent part of our unconsciousness – the place where we store the true parts of our soul, away from the rest of the world. My mother was an artist; she always thought this way. If it was true, then my true soul was a denizen of this strange and fantastical world. I often felt, in waking hours, that I was in exile, somehow – somehow less myself, less true, than I had been in my enchanted slumber. The real world was only a dream, only an echo, and in silent moments throughout the day it would hit me: I am not at home here.”
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by Kailin Gow
Text to Speech and Lending: Enabled
*Suitable for age 13 and up. Contains mild language and kissing.
Kailin Gow in the News/Press
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