The Dark Queen (The Dark Queens Book 5) - Plot & Excerpts
“Thank you for coming,” she said softly, cutting a quick glance toward the doorway that had vanished the moment he’d stepped through. The tunnel, or staircase—whatever it had been—vanished the moment he stepped through into her room. Freedom was so close and yet so far from her. Maybe Mirror was wrong. Maybe it wasn’t enchanted to kill her; maybe it would sting a little? But no sooner had she thought it then she knew she was grasping at straws. Mirror would never lie to her. If he said it was enchanted to kill her, that’s exactly what it would do. He rose back to his feet, and again Fable suffered a strange roll of emotion. Her heart stuttered powerfully in her chest, and her stomach kneaded with tight knots. She’d not been alone in a room with a man for so long that to do so now felt foreign and almost uncomfortable for her. Unlike the day in the woods, his look now was open and curious. And she drank in the sight of his handsome face. She’d forgotten just how good looking the male was, when she’d seen him last her heart had been captured by George, but it had been some time since she’d felt anything for George other than quiet detachment.
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