Summer of Frost by L.P. Dover

Author:L.P. Dover
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: romance, love, magic, fairies, mythology, fae, love triangle, dark sorcerer, land of the fae, summer court, winter court, faerie courts, forever fae

The next morning came quickly, and once the sun was up we packed our supplies and began our journey. Since we only had two horses, Alston rode Sorcha’s horse while she and I rode on mine. The ride was quiet until Alston opened his smart ass mouth.

“I don’t see why you don’t just fly while Sorcha and I ride the horses. You’re weighing yours down with both your weights. I’m starting to feel sorry for it.”

Growling, I turned to face him with my lethal gaze. “My horse will be perfectly fine, and besides, I’m not stupid enough to leave her alone with you.”

“She’s been alone with me many times and I’ve never heard her complain,” he taunted suggestively.

Sorcha tensed in front of me, and glared at Alston, fuming. “Enough!” she yelled. “What the hell is the matter with you? I thought you said you were going to change. What happened to that?”

“I’m trying,” he yelled back. “It’s hard to see you two all over each other when I’m still in love with you. I’m sorry if you don’t understand that.”

Sorcha paused and stared at him for a tense moment. She released a shaky breath and continued, “I know you still love me, but the snide remarks need to stop. If you have a problem with me and Drake being together you’re going to have to get over it. No one is making you stay with us. I’m sure you can find the way back to the Winter Court.”

“I’m not leaving you,” he answered firmly. “I don’t think I can.”

My anger grew with every word he said, and no matter what Sorcha believed, Alston was definitely going to be a problem. Sorcha tilted her head back to me and said, “Pull the reins. We need to stop.” I did as she said and we came to a halt.

When Alston’s horse stopped, she glared at him and began, “Alston, I will be leaving soon. I’m not going back to the Winter Court. It’s not my home anymore.”

“Well, then I’ll follow you to Summer,” he promised.

When I opened my mouth to protest, Sorcha jabbed me in the leg and whispered, “Let me handle this.” Biting my tongue, I kept my mouth shut even though I was shaking furiously.

“You can’t follow me, Alston. You don’t belong in Summer.”

“What about Sarette?” he asked. “She won’t leave the Winter Court without me.”

Sorcha shrugged her shoulders regretfully. “Then I guess she’ll have to stay in Winter.”

Alston fumed, his eyes going wide in disbelief. “Are you serious? You would actually refuse your best friend because of me?”

Her reply was soft and tinged with regret. “I’m sorry, Alston, but I have no other choice. You’ve given me no other choice.”

His mouth flew open and he sat there frozen atop the horse. When he made no attempt to move, I spurred our horse on to continue the way. We weren’t far from Endelyn because I could see the mountains looming ahead. The tallest peak soared high into the sky above, hidden by the gray clouds.

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