THE BATTLE OF EVERNIGHT

The Bitterbynde Trilogy Book #3

THE BATTLE OF EVERNIGHT SPECIAL EDITION
The Bitterbynde Trilogy #3

The fugitive who calls herself Tahquil has at last discovered the truth. She is being hunted down because of the secret she alone knows. Her mind, however, is still clouded by a potent spell called the Bitterbynde, and she is also dying from a strange wasting disease, whose cure is elusive…

Disaster strikes and she finds herself in Evernight – at the fortress of the Raven Prince himself.
Nothing can prepare her for the horror that is Evernight, where magic rules and the sun is banished. In addition, the Raven Prince’s whims shape the weather, the elements, and the very nature of existence. Nonetheless Tahquil refuses to be a mere pawn of these Faeran lords and ladies, who are as merciless as they are beautiful.

This special editions contains the optional extra chapter.

REVIEWS

Through the lyrical use of Celtic MYTHS AND LEGENDS, Dart-Thornton weaves the reader a world full of magic and wonder, creating a magnificent, visual landscape and culture that provides SHEER ENCHANTMENT for the reader.
– MYSTERIOUS GALAXY

What most SETS THIS WORK APART from many of its contemporaries is the detailed and imaginative work of world building.
– REVOLUTION SCIENCE FICTION

From book one through book three of The Bitterbynde Trilogy I found myself ENTHRALLED IN A UNIQUE TALE, intricately woven, and populated by an extraordinary number of supernatural creatures drawn from British and Celtic folklore.
– CHRISTOPHER GILBERT

Cecilia Dart-Thornton takes her readers to THE DEEPER STRATA OF FANTASY..
– THE AUSTRALIAN

Dart-Thornton has a lyric style, a gorgeous perception of nature, and a fascinatingly inventive world that interweaves traditional tales and balladry with some STUPENDOUSLY ORIGINAL CREATIVITY – a richly colorful storyteller – outstanding work!
– JANNY WURTZ

This is so COMPLEX I found I couldn’t read generic fantasy for a week.
– SCIENCEFICTION.COM

Background images of trolls and maidens by John Bauer