Fallon was a magicless halfling who was given a prophecy, free the crows and they will make you queen. Being loathed by the full blooded fae, Fallon was intrigued to go above her station. Especially since she saw a chance with having a future with her friend, Dante. Who was brother to the crown. Fallon's world was changed forever when she started her quest to free the crows!

House of Beating Wings: The Kingdom of Crows, Book 1

If there was anything I'd learned, it's that the man never chooses the woman. All he can do is give her an opportunity to choose him.” A mysterious person seeks the aid of our heroine, asking her to retrieve some ancient relics in the form of crows.Until an oracle predicted my regal future, I'd never imagined myself rising above the curve of my round ears. After… As things continue to develop between them, a mysterious person seeks the aid of our heroine, asking her to retrieve some ancient relics in the form of crows. I really enjoyed the first book and was a little surprised when, after reading it, I found that some people found Fallon (the FMC) a little annoying . Yes, she was naive sometimes, but she was down to earth about some things and totally inconsistent in others (love makes us do stupid things! 😅 Hehe). An excellent introduction to the series.

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Twelve New York Times & USA Today bestselling authors come together to meet readers. Each month, members receive a free book from one of our moderator Twelve New York Times & USA Today bestselling authors come together to meet readers. Each month, members receive a free book from one of our moderator-authors and have a chance to ask questions and chat with the featured author. Join us to meet:We don’t technically meet the Hero until the second half of the book— this didn’t bother me too much but I thought it was worth mentioning. Think of it like the ACOTAR series (don’t worry though, Lorcan gets a lot more screen time in this than Rhys did in Acotar). Until an oracle predicted my regal future, I'd never imagined myself rising above the curve of my round ears. After all, I was the magicless halfling loved by beasts but loathed by every pure-blooded faerie at court. Well . . . by all but one.