Silver Mist, is a house full of 130 poets who were filled with different emotions whether its love, loss or passion. Poetries are accompanied with whole lot of powerful imaginary minds filled with Mist. It's not merely an anthology, it's Collaboration of poems tied together on different themes. The poems tell stories of desparate times and the book portrays the grief and self-judgement that corresponds to seclusion.

What fans of Holly Black, Cassandra Clare, and Kresley Cole are devouring. The Vampire Diaries with faeries. Welcome to Rowan... I wasn't the sort of girl who believed in fairytales, let alone tales about faeries. But that changed the day Faeries came to my small town and Hunters rose from their graves. Discover a haunting story of love, loss, and friendship, set between the imaginary town of Rowan and the magical world of Neverra. This book includes Rose Petal Graves, Rowan Wood Legends, and Rising Silver Mist. ** Does not include spinoffs.

***NOW WITH REVISED CONTENT*** Escape into a world of magic, romance, and Native mythology that readers are comparing to The Vampire Diaries... but with faeries. I wasn't the type of girl who believed in fairytales, much less tales about faeries, but that changed the day the fae walked into my small town, and the hunters rose from their graves. THIS OMNIBUS EDITION INCLUDES: Rose Petal Graves, Rowan Wood Legends, & Rising Silver Mist. "Breathtaking and hauntingly beautiful." - CASEY L. BOND "A spellbinding urban fantasy trilogy." - FROST KAY "Reminds me of the Sookie Stackhouse novels." - BEC THE AUSSIE * TRIGGER WARNINGS: suicide, death of a loved one.

“Carol Goodman’s Blythewood is reminiscent of both Harry Potter and The Diviners, but in a way that doesn’t distract from the entertaining story within."* After narrowly escaping death in the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, seventeen-year-old Avaline Hall is sent to Blythewood Academy, the elite girls’ boarding school in New York’s Hudson Valley that her mother attended years before. Ava hopes to solve the mystery of her mother’s death and its connection to the students who keep disappearing from Blythewood. But the school is not all that it appears . . . and neither is the handsome young man who saved Ava from the fire. What’s the meaning of the extraordinary powers Ava possesses? Who’s good and who’s evil? And who has the right to make that distinction? *review of Blythewood by Forever Young Adult