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↓ Download full kit · ZIP · 15 MBAmanda Acton is a South African–born, Australian-based romantasy author writing witches, fae, and slow-burn trouble. Her debut, Lies That Bind, is out now.
Amanda Acton was born and raised in South Africa, where she completed a Diploma in Fine Arts majoring in painting and sculpture. She now lives in a quiet, beach-side town in Australia with her husband, child, two dogs, two once-foster cats, and a cockatiel. By day she works in software development; by night she writes the moody, mischievous romantasy novels she wishes she could have read growing up. Her debut, Lies That Bind, is out now. Book two, Truths That Break, releases August 25, 2026.
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A Fae Prince. A Desperate Witch. A plan that will undo them both.
When a warlock abducts her sister, Mikayla Keyes does what any loving sibling would do; she steps into a mushroom circle and gets trapped in Faerie.
Mikayla doesn't have the power to defeat a warlock, and neither does her family. But the fae can, and if Mikayla seduces one of them into surrendering their True Name, then she can use their power to defeat the warlock and bring her sister home.
Only Faerie is nothing like the stories Mikayla grew up with. Caught between Faerie politics, the desperate need to secure power, and her growing affections for the fae prince she plans to use, Mikayla must untangle a web of conflicting desires, and keep her heart from shattering into a thousand tiny pieces.
A sister to save. A realm to protect. Two worlds on the edge of ruin.
When Prince Wren gives Mikayla Keyes his True Name, she does what any sane woman would do; she smashes those feelings down deep and focuses on saving her sister.
She's back in the human realm, Wren is in Faerie, and The Fringe, an impenetrable barrier that stands between the two, makes sure it stays that way. Besides, Mikayla has her own True Name now. She doesn't need Wren to save Maddie; she has the fae magic to do it herself. Too bad she doesn't know how to use it.
Caught in their separate worlds, Mikayla races to master her magic before her sister is lost for good, while Wren desperately seeks a way to defeat his brother and hold back an inevitable war. Some pulls are stronger than the barrier between worlds.
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