The momentous, tour-de-force finale of the beloved series. Weaving together war, intrigue, and romance, The Black Prince pulls the intertwined stories of Isla, Tristan, and their families forward toward a single, epic conclusion. The shadow of the robber queen, Maeve, reaches long over Morven. Even into Caer Addanc itself, a formerly unbreachable citadel now corrupt with treason. No one is safe; not Isla, not her husband, and especially not Asher. A young boy whose true identity might lie at the heart of everything. While Isla, in turn, questions her own heart: can she truly be with Tristan? Is the cold touch of her corpse lover enough to compensate her for the loss of everything she holds dear? And while Hart, her beloved brother and confidante, discovers that the path on which he’s set himself is darker than he’d imagined. And the price of his ambitions might be higher than he can bear. The darkness is coming, a raging tempest within Caer Addanc and without, which none might survive. **About the Author P.J. Fox is the #1 bestselling author of The Demon of Darkling Reach, The Prince's Slave, and many other beloved books read the world over. She published her first story at age ten and knew, then, that she was hooked. After she received both a degree in medieval history and a law degree, she decided to leap into this writing thing full time. And, is pleased to say, has never looked back. She lives with her family in a suburban subdivision, the atmosphere of which she finds highly conducive to writing horror. 

In entrepreneur and billionaire heir Dane, Ani sees a man who is gorgeous, brilliant...and intimidating.  But in the equally intimidating world in which they live, a world that rose from the ashes of the Third World War and that prizes dominance above almost all else, he's perfect.  Ani, who’s known her whole life that she doesn't belong in this world, is startled to discover that she’s drawn to him.  Against her better judgment, and even against her own will.Dane, meanwhile, finds himself unable to resist Ani's independent spirit.  Although he, as a product of the society that's given him so much, has long regarded such spirit as anything but a virtue.  He likes his women like he likes everything else: on his own terms.  Can he, he wonders, tame her?And will Ani let herself be tamed?And can she, a pacifist in a world of violence, keep herself safe?  Because, despite its veneer of civility, this brave new world is a violent place; no trappings of wealth, and privilege, can disguise that hard truth.  Crimes of all kinds, up to and including murder, are more than tolerated; under the guise of keeping society stable, they're encouraged.  Particularly on one night of the year, a night that's fast approaching: the highlight of every loyal citizen's year, the night of the Purge.

The momentous, tour-de-force finale of the beloved series. Weaving together war, intrigue, and romance, The Black Prince pulls the intertwined stories of Isla, Tristan, and their families forward toward a single, epic conclusion. The shadow of the robber queen, Maeve, reaches long over Morven. Even into Caer Addanc itself, a formerly unbreachable citadel now corrupt with treason. No one is safe; not Isla, not her husband, and especially not Asher. A young boy whose true identity might lie at the heart of everything. While Isla, in turn, questions her own heart: can she truly be with Tristan? Is the cold touch of her corpse lover enough to compensate her for the loss of everything she holds dear? And while Hart, her beloved brother and confidante, discovers that the path on which he’s set himself is darker than he’d imagined. And the price of his ambitions might be higher than he can bear. The darkness is coming, a raging tempest within Caer Addanc and without, which none might survive. **About the Author P.J. Fox is the #1 bestselling author of The Demon of Darkling Reach, The Prince's Slave, and many other beloved books read the world over. She published her first story at age ten and knew, then, that she was hooked. After she received both a degree in medieval history and a law degree, she decided to leap into this writing thing full time. And, is pleased to say, has never looked back. She lives with her family in a suburban subdivision, the atmosphere of which she finds highly conducive to writing horror. 

The captivating sequel to The Demon of Darkling Reach.... Having survived the harrowing experience of her courtship, Isla must now make a decision - a decision that will affect the course of her life and that, if she chooses unwisely, indeed might end that life before it's truly begun. But before she can take control of her future, there are things she needs to know about the lover who remains so much a stranger. Is this dark, tormented man merely misunderstood? Or is he, in fact, the Devil made flesh? What truly motivates him - and what does he want from her? And what, indeed, does she want for herself? **

Peregrine Cavendish, 12th Earl of Enzie, has made a devil’s bargain: he’s going to sell Rowena, Isla’s beautiful and innocent younger sister, to a known murderer in exchange for forgiveness of his debts. Tristan Mountbatten, the infamous Duke of Darkling Reach, has a habit of marrying such women and then disposing of them…horribly. For this and other reasons, there are rumors. That he practices the dark arts; that he’s a necromancer; that he is, in fact a demon. And studying him, this notorious politician and realm builder across the table, Isla can believe it. Believe it all. Because she knows, even from that first introduction, that Tristan Mountbatten isn’t human. No one else seems to have noticed the obvious, but Isla has…and is terrified. For herself, but more so for the sister she loves. The sister who’s been more of a daughter, the sister for whom she’d sacrifice anything. So Isla makes a devil’s bargain of her own. **Review "[A] fascinating, intelligent narrative...nothing short of brilliant. [...] One of the best books I've read this year." - Segnalibro.co.uk About the Author P.J. Fox is the #1 bestselling author of The Demon of Darkling Reach, The Prince's Slave, and many other beloved books read the world over.  She published her first story at age ten and knew, then, that she was hooked.  After she received both a degree in medieval history and a law degree, she decided to leap into this writing thing full time.  And, is pleased to say, has never looked back.  She lives with her family in a suburban subdivision, the atmosphere of which she finds highly conducive to writing horror.