An East of the Sun, West of the Moon retelling . . .

Mald Magicae. The magicless.

The title is a curse, whispered throughout the elven holdings. After the Ninth War ravaged Numeryon, leaving its citizens impoverished and desperate for survival, a moniker like Mald Magicae could be a death sentence. So when Sabrena is extended a tantalizing offer, she leaves everything she's known to marry the Prince of the Fae-even though she's never met him.

But the prince has problems of his own.

To end the war and save his people, Prince Kiran bargained with the High Sorceress of the Trolls to cease their relentless attacks. For one hundred years, Kiran was cursed to roam as a dragon by day. And by night, he would return to the form of a man.

But even that small reprieve came with a price.

A price paid heavily when an elven woman shows up in his home, a bride meant to placate the rift between the fae and elven people. But Sabrena proves far more of a temptation than Kiran anticipated. She is fierce, kind . . . beautiful. And she's not afraid of him.

And how far Sabrena will go to free her prince from this curse.

17+ recommended. For fans of A Court of Thorns and Roses and A Deal with the Elf King.

Daylight's Curse is a standalone novel.