Hidden Hope- Book 3 of the Hidden Saga

Written by Amy Patrick

Narrated by Amy Deluca

Ryann is torn between two kings… two brothers.

Lad, the king of the Light Court, is her first love. Nox, the new king of the Dark Court, came through when she needed him most and won her heart. 

But Lad has revealed a secret that devastates Ryann and tears at her loyalties. And though Nox and Lad are fierce rivals for the girl they both love, an even bigger problem threatens them all.

The unsuspecting human population of the world hangs in the balance of an approaching war between Dark and Light. Powerful fan pods have transformed the face of the country. It’s abnormal NOT to be in one now. The Dark Council’s plan is almost accomplished, and they are nearly ready to reveal themselves and take back rulership of the world, as it was in the old days, before the history books were written.

Ryann can’t believe the Nox she knows and loves would allow that to happen, though he is now deeply entrenched in the Dark Court and seems to be changing by the day. Is his love for Ryann strong enough to give him the strength to stand against his people and their plot?

Or should she side with Lad and the Light Court, who appear to have the welfare of humans in mind? He is fighting the looming danger hard as he can, fully involved now in the world of Elven politics he tried so hard to avoid. 

And what can Ryann-- only a partial Fae-- personally do?

She'll have to learn to balance her own Dark and Light sides-- and somehow make a the right choice between two tempting Fae guys-- or face the consequences of a wrong decision eternally and watch her family and the entire human world fall under the oppression of the Dark Court.

HIDDEN HOPE is Book 3 of the popular and addicting Hidden Saga. A romantic and gripping full length YA fantasy/paranormal romance, it will transport contemporary fantasy fans to a fascinating supernatural world within our own, filled with suspense, danger, sizzling tension, and desire.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Oxford South Press
• Release date: Apr 9, 2018
• ISBN: 9781946166173