The Ice Queen (Dark Queens book 3)
“Their days were spent keeping the children as entertained as possible, but also in the castle, while their nights were either tangled up in the sheets, or battling ice demons.
After the last incident with Baatha getting hurt and Gerda nearly dying, neither of them had felt it safe to leave.
So they invented fun games of seek. What the children didn’t know was that the games weren’t really games at all, but a search for the key that the Goblin swore he’d hidden somewhere within the castle.
But a...fter another two weeks of intense searching, Luminesa had begun to fear the worst.
That the Goblin had deceived them. He couldn’t outright lie, but he hadn’t given her the full story either.
Lying atop a pile of furs, Luminesa watched the crackling flames with worry lines scrawled across her forehead. They had a week. Only one week to find the keys whereabouts before the Goblin sentenced her to a purgatory of living out her life as human and killing the other three.
A fact of which she would never allow.MoreLess
After the last incident with Baatha getting hurt and Gerda nearly dying, neither of them had felt it safe to leave.
So they invented fun games of seek. What the children didn’t know was that the games weren’t really games at all, but a search for the key that the Goblin swore he’d hidden somewhere within the castle.
But a...fter another two weeks of intense searching, Luminesa had begun to fear the worst.
That the Goblin had deceived them. He couldn’t outright lie, but he hadn’t given her the full story either.
Lying atop a pile of furs, Luminesa watched the crackling flames with worry lines scrawled across her forehead. They had a week. Only one week to find the keys whereabouts before the Goblin sentenced her to a purgatory of living out her life as human and killing the other three.
A fact of which she would never allow.MoreLess
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