When a knock comes on the door one cold December night and a beautiful, but grim warrior offers a bag of elven gold in exchange for Pavel, a poor young man whose family is on the brink of disaster, his drunken father sells him away to the mysterious fae creatures of the Quendi forest. The Elves seem more ice than flesh and blood, and soon Pavel finds himself in a glittering, snow-filled world of fantasy, where the boundary between life and death is thinner than a breath and safety can be stolen away as quickly as a kiss. Finding his way through court intrigue and the cold, haughty disregard of the Elven Ice King, Pavel soon faces an impossible challenge and has to use all his charm, his wit, his skill and even a little fairy magic to find out why the king wants him and what he expects Pavel to do. Unforgettable characters, a battle with ogres and other fae creatures, a fairy's flute, a wizard's spell and a series of insane bargains—will Pavel survive in this realm long enough to find his happily ever after? The Ice King's Consort explores a fantasy world that delves into the magic of a winter's fairy tale to craft a timeless love story that seems modern and new.

Pavel returns to the Ice Kingdom to live his fairy tale romance with his handsome Quendi, Lord Juul, and he brings his younger brother, Sergey, with him. The young Sergey is overwhelmed at first by the luxurious palace, the glittering lords and ladies, and the gorgeous Ice King himself, but as the years pass, he begins to feel at home among the savage, beautiful and warlike elves and their snow-filled world. Sergey isn’t like his handsome older brother Pavel. He doesn’t have Pavel’s magic for one thing, nor his healing skills. Instead, he spends time in the old Necromancer’s tower room, surrounded by books of magic and jars filled with strange potions—even if the books all seem to hate him, even refusing to allow him to take them off their shelves, and his experiments with the ancient Necromancer's potions all end in disaster. Then, one dark night, after Sergey finds an obscure handwritten book of magic and decides to try out a spell, he accidentally conjures a long-dead king—putting his life, and that of all the Quendi, in jeopardy. Infernal magic, an epic romance, spell-binding conflict, and endearing characters all combine in this rousing adventure story based in the Quendi world of fantasy and magic.

Glorfindel, the handsome, sometimes treacherous Fairy Prince, has returned home in disgrace to his family after being caught by King Stefan in a compromising position with someone else. Kicked out of the Elven Realm, Glori is heartsick at how his romances never seem to work out. First the Quendi ice king rejected him, and then the Dark Elven King Stefan—why can’t Glori ever find true love? Not that he ever believed in it really. He was convinced that “true love” just didn’t exist. Lust, yes, and maybe a craving for romance, but true love? No way. That was simply a fairy tale. At least part of the blame for his troubles lay with a curse placed on him by an evil pixie, who blamed him for her “broken heart.” She laid a curse on him—one that has been in place for many years—since long before he went to the Elven realm. His father calls in help in the form of a Sidhe Fairy who’s also a Timeroamer. She decides that since he’s cursed not to find love in the Fairy Realm, he must go somewhere else. She takes him a hundred years into the future to the town of Salem, where her great grandson, Ethan, also a witch and a powerful Time Roamer, has a souvenir and magic shop. He agrees to help—mostly to get rid of Glori—but things have a way of not going to plan where Glori is involved. Something evil other than the curse is stalking the troublesome Fairy, and it will take all of Ethan’s skill and a brief trip back to the Quendi Forest to discover the truth and help Glori find his happiness at last. Curses, time travel, infernal magic, an unexpected romance, and endearing characters combine in this unique adventure story based on the Quendi world of fantasy and magic.