The Last Light Inn
A Sapphic Second-Chance Fantasy Romance

About this book:

Marren Voss doesn't do politics. She doesn't do weapons, either not anymore, not since she buried the friend she couldn't save and put two rules on a sign over her door instead: No weapons. No politics. Everyone drinks for free their first night.

The Last Light Inn is the only patch of ground between three warring territories that nobody's burned down yet, and Marren intends to keep it that way, one stubborn night at a time.

Then a fae woman walks in soaked to the bone, bleeding from a wound she won't explain, asking for the one thing Marren's rule can't refuse anyone shelter.

Marren swore an oath six years ago to kill this woman on sight.

She doesn't. That's the problem.

What follows is everything Marren's spent six years avoiding: a woman she can't stop watching, a truth about the night she lost everything that isn't what she was told, and a found family who all, one by one, decide the fae stranger is staying whether Marren likes it or not.

A slow-burn, second-chance sapphic fantasy romance with a found-family cast, a neutral-ground inn between three rival territories, and a heat level that does not stay behind closed doors.

FAQ
— What kind of reader is this for? Readers who want cozy-fantasy found-family warmth and real heat in the same book. — Is this F/F? Yes — both leads are women.
— Heat level? 4/5 — explicit, multiple detailed scenes.
— Is this a HEA? Yes, complete and standalone.
— Part of a series? Book 1 of the Last Light series — connected standalones, new couple each book.
— Content notes: past off-page violence (a border ambush, referenced not shown), political coercion/exile, a near-execution.