Book description
Lies, labyrinths . . . and lost souls?
Never bargain with the fae. The society of Byren lives by this rule, but it’s one herbalist Jessa Caldwell has broken time and again. So far, she’s escaped unscathed, but her sister Ainslie—snared in a bargain she can’t recall making—doesn’t share her…
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1 author picked Binding of Silver as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This series is a unique mix of epic fantasy with a Regency-type setting. The women are not powerless in society, but nearly so, with the husbands and fathers making the most important decisions. Our intrepid heroine is doing her best to become independent, but the unique challenges she faces are sometimes overwhelming as the women (her aunts) in her life don’t really support her.
There is magic in this world, but it is strictly forbidden. She knows she has some odd, arcane ability but is deathly afraid of it and of being caught. The books can go long on description…
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