The Shadowweaver Trilogy Series by Holly Monroe

In the Race, there are no friends. In the Race, there is no family.Her whole life, Viola has trained not just to finish the Race but to win and gain a coveted spot in Ytopie, the city of fae. The Race, designed to give glory and sustenance to the Gods, is a pilgrimage many Lowlanders feel honored to complete. Harboring anger towards the fae and her parents for leaving her behind years ago, Viola is not one of them. She will stop at nothing to get the spot she deserves amongst the fae in Ytopie... moreIn the Race, there are no friends. In the Race, there is no family.Her whole life, Viola has trained not just to finish the Race but to win and gain a coveted spot in Ytopie, the city of fae. The Race, designed to give glory and sustenance to the Gods, is a pilgrimage many Lowlanders feel honored to complete. Harboring anger towards the fae and her parents for leaving her behind years ago, Viola is not one of them. She will stop at nothing to get the spot she deserves amongst the fae in Ytopie. Together with her (only) friend Max, the two embark on the perilous journey through Gallant Summit toward the luxurious fae city of Ytopie.Within Ytopie, the fae live a comfortable life surrounded by Seasonale fae and their magic. Unbeknownst to Viola, overseers of the Race watch her every move and become increasingly concerned for Viola’s well-being. Zeph is no exception, finding himself inexplicably drawn into Viola's journey.But everything is not as it seems in Ytopie, and everyone has their own agenda. When everyone wants a piece of you, how can you get out alive?The Last Winter is the first installment in The Shadowweaver Trilogy, a fantasy romance journey through the land of Krillium. This book is intended for adults, with explicit sexual scenes and violence. less

This time, they're not Racing for the Gods – they're Racing against one.After summoning the God of Winter to Ytopie, Viola Mistflow didn’t expect to have to flee from a megalomaniac who declared her to be the daughter of Winter. Unfortunately, Viola has learned that there are no set outcomes when the fae are involved... moreThis time, they're not Racing for the Gods – they're Racing against one.After summoning the God of Winter to Ytopie, Viola Mistflow didn’t expect to have to flee from a megalomaniac who declared her to be the daughter of Winter. Unfortunately, Viola has learned that there are no set outcomes when the fae are involved.Narrowly escaping the garrison with hopes of avoiding the Frostweaver’s control, Viola embarks on a journey through the Lowlands of Krillium accompanied by the only people she can trust, hoping to find a way to stop Himureal once and for all.After his dangerous treatment of Tulip, Zeph is desperate and willing to do anything to get back in Viola’s good graces - even if it means aligning himself with the God she was so desperate to escape. Together, Zeph and Himureal enact a plan to endear Ytopie to the returned God and usher Viola into Zeph’s waiting arms.As Viola learns more about her magic, herself, and the history of the world around her, she is forced to ask herself: what’s the difference between Gods and monsters?The First Fall is book two in the Shadowweaver trilogy, a fantasy romance journey through the land of Krillium. It picks up where book one left off, and ends in a cliffhanger. Due to violence, sexually explicit content, and potentially triggering topics, The First Fall is recommended for adults only. less

It's in the blood.Viola Mistflow never asked for much. All she ever wanted was to live in quiet luxury among the fae after a life spent struggling and fighting to survive. Unfortunately for her, she was thrust into a plan to revive the Gods that ended up spiraling out of control and left her becoming a version of herself she could never have imagined.Now, after a stupid yet calculated decision, Viola finds herself at the whims of a deranged God and separated from her companions... moreIt's in the blood.Viola Mistflow never asked for much. All she ever wanted was to live in quiet luxury among the fae after a life spent struggling and fighting to survive. Unfortunately for her, she was thrust into a plan to revive the Gods that ended up spiraling out of control and left her becoming a version of herself she could never have imagined.Now, after a stupid yet calculated decision, Viola finds herself at the whims of a deranged God and separated from her companions. Unable to escape, she turns to an unexpected resource in hopes of freeing herself from the Frostweaver's clutches. A high priest awaits her within the city of Ytopie, ready to help her find a way to return to her friends and recover the Spring artifact so she can bring back the remaining Gods and end Himureal's reign once and for all. It won't be easy, but Viola Mistflow is up for the challenge.When loyalties are questioned, history is in doubt, and facts are flexible, Viola must decide whose truth she can believe and what sacrifices are necessary to build a better realm.The Eternal Equinox is the riveting conclusion of the Shadowweaver Trilogy, a fantasy romance journey through the realm of Krillium. In this book, you can expect foul language, explicit content, fantasy violence and gore, and more. This book is adult and recommended for those 18+.Viola Mistflow's story concludes in The Eternal Equinox. less