The Lost Weapon

She's been keeping secrets her whole life. He's a secret she never saw coming.

Sage is a b***h and she knows it. She also knows that she's strong and loyal to those she cares about. And that means no one else can see her weakness; she has a chronic illness in a world where no one gets sick.

Following a world-shattering war three hundred years ago, the tenuous peace between the Fire and Ice Dominions has been slowly fracturing. After a Fire Dominion attack fifteen years ago that led to the death of Sage's parents, tensions between the two dominions have never been higher. So, when she's tasked by the queen of the Ice Dominion to go to Earth and kidnap the descendent of a noble Ice Dominion family, she has no problem with it. After all, this descendent is the only one who can wield the weapon that ended the war three centuries ago - and Sage will do whatever it takes to prevent a war from taking anyone else she loves.

Aiden's confused. He met an amazing woman at a bar and the next thing he knew he was being kidnapped. He's a fairly easy-going and positive guy, so he's doing his best to find the silver-lining in this situation. But now she's claiming that he's from some other world called Tirlun where both him and her have magic... and he needs to go on a journey with her to find a centuries-hidden weapon that apparently only he can wield.

Throughout their journey in the Ice Dominion, Sage and her friends-turned-family teach Aiden about their world and his magic. And Aiden teaches Sage that it's okay to let others in.

Sage must learn there can be strength in weakness (as long as you can still beat the s**t out of someone should the need arise) and Aiden must learn his place in this strange and magical world if they have any hope of their mission being a success.

The Lost Weapon is book one in an exciting romantic fantasy trilogy, perfect for fans of found-family, bada** FMC's, and chronic illness representation.