Series one
The Fractured Spiral
Series completeDark fae portal fantasy. Four books, complete. A girl, a stone, and a world that has been waiting to remember itself.
Book one
Where the Stone Opens
Content notes
Brief mention of alcoholism. Loss of memory and identity as a recurring threat.
Not all keys open doors. Not all doors want to stay shut.
Rowan was supposed to be an ordinary girl from an ordinary world. Instead she's carrying a stone that doesn't belong to her reality — and the border between worlds is starting to notice. Dragged into a faerie court where palaces rearrange themselves on a whim, she finds herself flanked by a knife-edged royal bodyguard with too many secrets, a brooding not-quite-hero, a fire-creature who keeps trying to eat important documents, and a band of spectacularly unhelpful gnomes who treat reality like a suggestion.
Book two
Where the Light Breaks
Content notes
Loss of memory as a recurring threat.
Something woke, and the price is still coming due.
The world survived the first crack in the stone — but nothing has gone back to normal. Wardlines flicker. Border lanterns loop the same impossible signal. Rowan is pulled into Elarion, a city built on ink and memory, where archivists treat reality like a text to be edited and the wrong question can change more than the answer.
Book three
Where the Thread Frays
Content notes
Loss of memory and identity as a recurring threat.
The story itself might be the most dangerous thing in the room.
The cracks in the world have stopped being theoretical. Roads double back on themselves, cities appear at the wrong angle, and stories refuse to stay on the page they were written for. As threads of power tangle tighter and the Spiral begins to pull, they'll have to decide what to save, what to break, and who they're willing to become when the pattern finally slips.
Book four
Where the Peace Returns
Content notes
Character death and grief. Loss of memory as a threat. Eerie atmosphere throughout.
How do you make a peace that doesn't rely on forgetting what was broken?
The story was never meant to devour its own ending — but that's what happens when absence turns hungry. In the quiet after the last great fracture, Rowan, Aurel, Kairis and the rest of their found chaos have to decide what comes next when the disaster is technically over but the world is still full of cracks.
