![]() ![]() The danger doesn’t lie in their love, however, but from hidden enemies determined to see empires fall. ![]() They fight their mutual attraction, but fate draws them inexorably together. She’s certainly not what the powerful, gregarious Dilys thinks he’s looking for. ![]() Gabriella, called Summer, is known to be the sweetest and quietest of the four, but this façade hides a secret that she fears will destroy everyone she touches. ![]() Calbernan prince Dilys Merimydion has been given a short list of appropriate mates that includes the three unmarried princesses. The matriarchal Calbernans are seafaring mercenaries who practice sea-based magic, once enemies of Wintercraig but now allies as part of the peace process, they send a delegation of eligible, unwed male Calbernans to find brides among the ladies of the land. Storm, the youngest of the Seasons of Summerlea (as the former king’s daughters are known), has married Wintercraig’s king and brought her three sisters to its castle. Wilson takes readers to the now-united fantasy lands of Summerlea and Wintercraig. The second novel in Wilson’s Weathermages of Mystral romantic fantasy series (after The Winter King) follows in the grand tradition of swooning heroines and overly beautiful men. ![]()
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