The Robin on the Oak Throne

In K. A. Linde's captivating sequel, "The Robin on the Oak Throne," readers are reunited with Kierse and Graves, continuing their journey from the Sunday Times bestseller, "The Wren in the Holly Library." This enthralling urban fantasy unfolds in an alternate version of New York, packed with magical creatures, thrilling romance, and the classic enemies-to-lovers trope. The seemingly straightforward task of stealing a goblin-crafted bracelet from the Nymph Queen quickly spirals out of control, forcing Kierse to seek assistance from Graves, the very person she hoped to avoid. Graves remains as mysterious and alluring as ever, but his aid always comes with conditions. Having tired of being a pawn in the schemes of powerful men, Kierse yearns to forge her own path. Yet, despite her resolve, she finds herself drawn back into Graves's complex and ancient game. Departing New York, Kierse is haunted by dreams of a forgotten past. To uncover truths about her family and her identity, she turns to the enticing Goblin Market. There, she hopes to find answers that will free her from Graves’s influence forever. Yet, resisting him is only the first hurdle, leading to a pivotal decision that could alter her life completely.