Only one thing matters in the land of the power. And you have none. Ripped from the mortal world and enslaved by a twisted fae, Darina’s living nightmare takes an unexpected turn at the bottom of a pool deadly to all but the heir to the high crown. And she emerges in one piece, destined to rule over dozens of depraved, powerful, ruthless monarchs. The kings and queens of the lower courts aren’t about to obey the will of a mortal-minded spawn. They’ll stop at nothing to either control or destroy her before she can claim her birthright. To survive, she has no choice but to make a deal with the deceptively charming seelie prince and the infuriating, brutal unseelie king, and attempt to take the crown. Val and Ryther lie with every kiss, scheming behind her back. They have their own agendas, and keeping her alive doesn’t seem to be more than a footnote on their list of priorities. Can she trust either of the fae supposed to help her keep the courts from tearing her apart? Fee-fi-fo-fum. The hunt for royal blood has begun. Their Dark Queen is a dark, sensual, morally bankrupt tale completely unsuitable for sensitive readers. Full trigger list at the start of the book—but if you need one of those? It’s not for you.

Long live the queen. If she makes it to her throne in one piece. Almost every leader of every court has tried to hunt Darina down for a chance at either killing or controlling her. Now, forcefully snatched from death, Darina is something else entirely. No longer prey, but still a target, the new queen must navigate the amongst rulers who have lived without restrictions for a thousand years, and don’t believe they need a high queen. Half of Ilvaris is offended by the marks on her skin showing a firm allegiance when a high queen ought to be impartial. The other half might still murder her for sport. She needs to prove her neutrality, her worth, her right to exist and rule. All of that with a mate who doesn’t want her by her side. Kiss the Filthiest King concludes the duet featuring Darina and Ryther.