Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
He was bound by a bargain older than her country. She was only ever supposed to want a fortune.Marlowe Ashby has spent her whole life being underestimated - by stewards, by dukes, by everyone who never bothered to look twice at a woman clever enough to steal from them and vanish before they noticed. So when she finds a fae unraveling in the woods behind Hallowmere estate, half-frozen and half-burning, caught between the seasons he’s meant to turn, she doesn’t see a tragedy. She sees leverage.Sorin Vale has been trapped in a centuries-old bargain that was supposed to end with a dying man’s care - and instead became a duke’s family fortune, renewed and re-worded across four generations until Sorin is no longer turning the seasons. He’s frozen mid-shift, and the world is paying for it in storms that won’t break and winters that won’t end.Marlowe strikes a deal: she’ll help him find the flaw in the contract and break it, in exchange for a favor of her choosing - unnamed, to be claimed later. It’s the kind of bargain that should terrify a fae. An open debt, owed by him to her, with no idea what she’ll eventually ask for.It should terrify him. Everyone warned her that fae favors were dangerous for the human who asked. No one warned him what it might cost him to owe one.As they scheme past a duke’s steward, break into locked archives, and stand together before a Court that holds four centuries of grievance in its hands, Marlowe stops thinking about what she can extract from Sorin - and starts thinking about what she’d lose if this ever ended.When the contract finally breaks and it’s time to collect her favor, everyone braces for her to ask for wealth, power, a title - everything she once swore she wanted.She asks him to take her out. Properly. As if he weren’t a season, and she weren’t nobody, and this were the first bargain either of them ever made that had nothing to do with survival at all.Of Skies & Seasons is a slow-burn fae romance about a bargain that turns into something neither party bargained for - perfect for readers who love enemies-to-allies-to-lovers, morally flexible heroines with soft landings, and the classic 'be careful what you wish for' trope turned gloriously on its head.
