The Satyr's Serenade: Book Two

I came to the grove with only a violin and a stubborn hope. They called me a human interloper; Persiah called me prey. When the boundary burst open and the heartwoods began to blacken, I never expected to end up at the center of an ancient bargain—nor to stand beside a prince who would rather die than let his people vanish. The ritual promised by the elders sounds simple on paper: three wellsprings, three voices, one dawn. But Persiah cheats with dreams and bargains for the thing I love most—my music—or the memories that make me who I am. So we play. We bleed. We decide. This is the story of loving someone enough to rewrite the rules, and of a girl who must choose between silence and forgetting to keep a man from being torn apart with his home.