A Taste Of Twilight Petalfall – Dalia Davies

Unless Willow wants to do it. But one way or another, that witch is going in the ground. My chest aches, and I resent the ever-burning fire. I want to go out and chop down a tree, but there’s no point. Every time Willow’s smile falters… every time I see her second-guess herself or freeze or take a moment to breathe and find her composure again, I want to go hunt down the witch and make her pay.

“You look mad,” she says softly, chewing on her lip. “I am. But that’s not your fault.” “I think it is. I think If I’d kept my mouth shut, you wouldn’t be upset right now.” “No. That’s not how this works. You are not to blame in any of this.” She looks like she’s about to argue but I stop her. “We are finding that book and we are freeing you from her spells.

And then we are going to town, I am completing my contract, and we are going to figure out what you want from this world, and you are going to get it.” She chuckles and takes a deep breath, but she doesn’t argue with that either. She doesn’t argue for the next three days as we dismantle the cottage, Willow going through the motions of her routine, and I get years of death and decay out of her hair night by night.

“You should go,” she tells me, surrounded by splintered planks. “It’s not here.” Setting the pry bar on the table beside all the things we’ve found that weren’t what we’re looking for, I go to her. Moving the wisp cage that was beside her out of the way, I vow, “I’m not leaving this swamp without you.” “You have a contract to fill and the days are running out.”

She takes my offered hand and lets me pull her up to standing as she says, “You should leave first thing tomorrow. This time, stick to the path.” “No.” “Krrt.” She says my name like I’m being unreasonable. But Willow is the one being unreasonable. “You’ve gone above and beyond what anyone would expect.

We’ve nearly decimated this place. It’s a wonder it’s still standing.”

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No part of this book was produced with the use of AI. This book is a work of fiction. Any and all references are used fictitiously. Names, characters, places and events are products of the author’s imagination, and any resemblances to actual events of places or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Cover Art & Interior illustrations by Fantasy Sprite Studio (@fantasyspritestudio) Editing by Meg at Amethyst Dragon LLC (@opalescent4026) www.daliadavies.com 1kitap1.com/en Contents A Taste of Twilight CWs & TWs Prologue – A Flight & A Crash 1.

One – The Wounded Orc 2. Two – The Swamp 3. Three – The Cursed Woman 4. Four – The Cage 5. Five – The Late Morning 6. Six – The Swamp Monster 7. Seven – The Bath 8. Eight – The Long Night 9. Nine – The Whispers 10.

Ten – The Wonder of Wisps 11. Eleven – The Routine 12. Twelve – The Unhappy Search 13. Thirteen – The Witch’s Whereabouts 14. Fourteen – The Answer 15. Fifteen – The Inkeeper’s Suspicions 16. Sixteen – The Kept Promise 17. Seventeen – The Unsettled Night 18. Eighteen – The Claimed Reward 19. Nineteen – The Witch’s Book 20. Twenty – The Employer Evasion 21. Twenty-One – The Potion Maker 22. Twenty-Two – The Last Twilight 23. Twenty-Three – The Taste of Freedom 24.

Twenty-Four – The Person from her Past 25. Twenty-Five – The Respite Ruined 26. Twenty-Six – The Coming Storm 27. Twenty-Seven – The Consequences 28. Twenty-Eight – The Quiet Village 29. Twenty-Nine – The Innkeeper’s Requirements 30. Thirty – The Cottage Epilogue – A Place that looks like Home About Dalia More books by Dalia Davies Contemporary Romance as Andi Simms 1kitap1.com/en A Taste of Twilight Hired to collect enchanted wisps from the swamp west of Petalfall, Krrt stumbles upon a cursed woman and the creature she kills every twilight, only to have it resurrect when the sun sets again.

He knows he can help her… if she’ll let him.

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