The Wild Herald: Faerie Sworn, #3

By Ron C. Nieto

Beware the broken ones. They have nothing to lose.

Lily's gambit failed and the fallout is devastating. She misplaced her trust, betrayed the one who least deserved it and gave up the Wild Horn. She has lost.

Unfortunately, Lily doesn't have time to mourn for her mistakes. The most powerful weapon known to Fay and men alike is on its way to the Seelie Queen's hands, and if it reaches its destination, war will ravage both Courts. The only one who can stop the unraveling of the eternal balance between Summer and Winter is the Wild Herald.

Lily Boyd adopted that name once. Now she must embrace it.

With Troy by her side and under Marast's protection, she needs to outplay everyone and master the secrets of the Wild Hunt before it's too late. But are the Unseelie Trickster and the Hunter enough to stand against two Queens, and to unmake a legend?

Beware those who broke and learned to stand up again. They will not lose

The Complete Faerie Sworn Series

Short story 0.5: Faerie Nights (available via the author's email list, aprox. 15 pages)

Book 1: The Wild Hunt (aprox. 300 pages)

Short story 1.5: Faerie Oaths (available via the author's email list, aprox. 35 pages)

Book 2: The Wild Curse (aprox. 310 pages)

Novella 2.5: Faerie Hearts (aprox. 50 pages)

Book 3: The Wild Herald (aprox. 320 pages)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ron C. Nieto
• Release date: Apr 20, 2016
• ISBN: 9781533706843

Ron C. Nieto

Ron C. Nieto was born not that long ago in a bustling European city. There were no castles and definitely no princes whatsoever, and she can’t recall any fairy looming over her cradle, but she was awarded a gift of sorts: a wild imagination combined with a love for words. She always knew she wanted to be a writer: actually, she doesn't recall ever striving to be anything else. Well, past that amusing stage wherein she insisted on being Batman, that is. While Ron still loves comics and superheroes, cheesecake is a better bribe these days if you're trying to hurry up the release of her next book. Even virtual cheesecakes in her mailbox can do the trick, sometimes.