Of Silver and Shadow is almost here, and you can watch the trailer now! Preorder your copy in time for its release on February 16th.
About Of Silver and Shadow
Ren Kolins is a silver wielder—a dangerous thing to be in the kingdom of Erdis, where magic has been outlawed for a century. Ren is just trying to survive, sticking to a life of petty thievery, card games, and pit fighting to get by. But when a wealthy rebel leader discovers her secret, he offers her a fortune to join his revolution. The caveat: she won’t see a single coin until they overthrow the king.
Behind the castle walls, a brutal group of warriors known as the King’s Children is engaged in a competition: the first to find the rebel leader will be made King’s Fang, the right hand of the king of Erdis. And Adley Farre is hunting down the rebels one by one, torturing her way to Ren and the rebel leader, and the coveted King’s Fang title.
But time is running out for all of them, including the youngest prince of Erdis, who finds himself pulled into the rebellion. Political tensions have reached a boiling point, and Ren and the rebels must take the throne before war breaks out.
About the Author
Jennifer Gruenke is a graduate of UC Santa Barbara, where she studied communication and writing. She grew up among the redwoods of Northern California, and now lives in Charlotte with her books and the houseplants she hasn’t killed yet. If she’s not writing or reading, you’re most likely to find her in a cafe, music venue, or the aisles of Trader Joe’s.
Advanced Praise for Of Silver and Shadow
“With fascinating worldbuilding and complex characters, Of Silver and Shadow is a dark, gritty story of rebellion, dangerous magic, and the lengths we go to survive.” —Kalyn Josephson, author of The Storm Crow
“This high stakes fantasy is equal parts deadly and steamy.”—Samantha Hastings, author of The Last Word
“A riveting, heart-pounding journey. Gruenke’s debut is the action-packed fantasy you’ve been looking for.” —Elizabeth Tammi, author of The Weight of a Soul and Outrun the Wind
“The adventure story is gripping.” —School Library Journal