Frostbird Reborn: A Spicy Urban Fae Fantasy Romance

by Kal Locksley

COMING March 2026!

Her past is part legend, part myth. And her murderer is not done with her yet.
Lyra must uncover who she is before her 25th birthday—or die again.

Lyra Vale thought survival was enough—until a fiery stranger drags her into a hidden world beneath Boston. There, she finds herself entangled in a prophecy, a love triangle between two rival phoenix lords, and a deadly mystery: who killed her in her past lives—and why they keep trying.

Lyra Vale is used to surviving.
Graveyard shifts at a grimy Boston diner.
The bruises and manipulations of her boyfriend.
The visions no doctor can explain.
But when a glowing stranger appears in her darkest moment—calling her by a different name and burning with otherworldly fire—Lyra’s fractured world shatters.
She wakes in Emberhall, a hidden realm beneath Boston ruled by the Light Fae. Her rescuer, Kael, is no hallucination—he’s a phoenix prince bound to ancient magic. As Lyra heals, her dreams twist into memories, her ice-laced powers stir, and Kael—golden, gentle, and devastatingly kind—offers her a safety she’s never known.
But safety never lasts.
Kael’s brother Ryn, the brooding, ruthless shadow phoenix, arrives with warnings Kael won’t explain. After rescuing Lyra from a second attack, Ryn brings her to Umbervale, realm of the Dark Fae—offering protection and truths Kael seems determined to keep hidden.
Haunted by memories of a life she once lived—and two men she once loved—Lyra is caught between brothers, between realms, and between the girl she is and the myth she was.
A prophecy is igniting. And Lyra may be its spark.
When betrayal strikes from the unlikeliest place—Tess, the woman Lyra once called sister—Lyra must confront the past that shaped her and choose whether her future belongs to the light, the dark… or to herself.

FROSTBIRD REBORN is a 62,000-word New Adult Romantasy that blends fae politics, reincarnated myth, and a smoldering love triangle. Perfect for fans of A Court of Thorns and Roses, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, and Jennifer L. Armentrout’s Wicked Trilogy, it is the first in a planned series but can be enjoyed as a standalone.

Genres: Fantasy

258 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 1, 2026

About the author

My love of storytelling stems from a time I would entertain my younger brothers with tales of adventure, based on whatever it was they could imagine.

My love of the written word comes from my mother, an English teacher, who taught me to appreciate the art of storytelling, as much as the storytelling itself.

If you do read something of mine, please leave a review! Always love to hear...The good, the bad, and even the nasty! How else can we learn and write more books YOU want to read?

Reviews

[Alexa · Rating 4 out of 5]

I absolutely loved this book and would give it 4.5 stars if I could. I had the opportunity to read the ARC and it was so good, I read it in 1 day. The story is fast paced and I really love the main characters, Lyra, Kael and Ryn.

Lyra, is such a beautiful character who has suffered so much. Her story is hard but you really see her start to become herself and put herself first. She has a lot of strength and she really grows throughout the book.

Kal Locksley built a light and dark magical world that you want to actually step into and experience. I especially love her descriptions of Ember Row and Umbravale. She built beautiful and dark cities and really painted a picture that combines modern times with the past. I love that there are phoenixes, Fae, vampires, werewolves and many other magical creatures.

There is also plenty of heat and spice. Lyra love interests are between two sexy brothers. You think you know which one you want Lyra to pick but then you meet the other and even you are questioning who you would pick for yourself.

Lastly, I have to mention Miro. I..love...Miro. He is such a great addition to this book. He adds sass, humor and friendship and I am so glad he was in this book.

If you love:
- Magical worlds with all types of fantasy creatures, fae, pixies, vampires, werewolves, fairies
- Spice, Romance
- Multiple love interests
- Dark Magic
- Good versus evil
- Humor
I highly recommend this book. I need book 2 ASAP!

[Vee Reads · Rating 4 out of 5]

I absolutely loved this book! I can't wait for the second one to come out. I was lucky enough to be selected for an ARC, and the only reason why I gave it a 4 out of 5 stars is just because of some formatting issues (spoilers ahead, you have been warned) the FMC Lyra has flashbacks to her previous lives, which is super cool, but because of the way the book is formatted it is not always clear when she slips into a flashback and when she slips back out of it. I believe it is something that can be easily remedy by putting the flashbacks in another font or in italics. Now because I read the book as an ARC I know I might not have the most finalized version of the book, so my one issue may be fixed in the published version. That being said, I ate this book up, and it was delicious! 😋 I plan to purchase the published version when it releases, and I hope Kal Locksley makes a special edition hardcover, maybe the first book done in blue with silver chrome, or red with gold chrome, and do the second book in whichever color scheme not chosen for the first book *hint hint* *wink wink*

[Megs · Rating 5 out of 5]

ARC FOR AN HONEST REVIEW;

This book hit hard! It was so easy for me to connect with it, was emotional and in some cases unsettling but in the most perfect way possible.

I instantly fell in love with Lyra and was able to connect with her on multiple levels. I fell in love with the world building, it was so in depth, it was easy it imagine it as a real place.

Honestly frostbird reborn was such a beautiful and incredibly well written book! I NEED more of it!

[Accu Readd · Rating 5 out of 5]

I knew from the first page that this book was going to hit different. The opening is so vivid, gritty, emotional, and a little unsettling in the best way. Lyra instantly felt real to me. She’s messy, tired, hurting, and trying so hard to hold herself together, and I connected with her more than I expected. There’s this quiet strength to her that sneaks up on you, and I found myself rooting for her from the first chapter.

And then there’s Kael. Listen… the man is magnetic. Intense without being overbearing, soft without being weak, mysterious without feeling cliché. Every scene with him felt charged, not just romantically, but emotionally. The way he shows up for Lyra feels tender, careful, and honestly kind of addictive to read. Their chemistry slid in naturally, and nothing ever felt rushed or forced. It just… worked.

The worldbuilding is gorgeous. Ember Row has this dreamy, glowing, slightly surreal vibe that makes you want to pause and reread descriptions just to picture it again. The Phoenix lore, the magic, the hidden layers of the city, all of it feels fresh and almost cinematic. I loved how the fantasy elements unfolded slowly, like pulling back a curtain on something ancient and beautiful.

Overall, Frostbird Reborn pulled me in emotionally way more than I expected. It’s atmospheric, heartfelt, and full of that “I need to know what happens next” energy. If you love stories with wounded heroines, protective-but-respectful love interests, and worlds that feel like stepping into a dream, this one is absolutely worth reading. I’m already excited for book two.

[Jaz Mills · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely loved this book! Serial reincarnator FMC with a mystery past she needs to remember?!?! Yes please! Not one but two HOT phoenix MMCs light and dark AND brothers!! ❤️‍🔥Absolutely delicious! 😋Its action packed hot spicy fast paced forget the slow burn its a fast burning sauna with these guys! Don’t forget the traitorous bestie who’s actually the enemy and the POS boyfriend who abuses her to near death and she gets saved by the phoenix 🐦‍🔥! Enter to a new world
(literally) and she starts to awaken her true self and must battle the unknown to rise up and fully awaken! It is a little dark especially at first but it gets so good! It’s cute and spicy and funny and intense and you will not want to put it down because it keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time! The world building and description in this story was so good I felt like I could really see it in my head! So colorful and detailed and dark and bright and shadowy yet full of fire two worlds and she’s caught in the middle. I can’t wait for the next book!

[Amanda Katzenberger · Rating 5 out of 5]

ARC FOR AN HONEST REVIEW!!!!!!

This book was phenomenal! This book is an absolute MUST READ!!! Some of the story arc at the beginning was super easy to figure out, but the more I read, the less I was able to have that "aha!" moment before the plot twist. The entire time I thought it was going to be Damien (hate him with a fiery vengeance) that was stalking her. I always thought Tess was sorta sketchy, but not enough that I would assume she was the craziest b**** of them all!!! I absolutely LOVE that Kal Locksley wrote the female lead to ultimately choose herself instead of needing the brothers to help her heal. This is an absolute MUST READ and I am bouncing in my seat waiting for the next installment!!

[Charlotte · Rating 5 out of 5]

Frostbird Reborn pulled me in from page one. Lyra’s raw survival, haunting visions, and slow awakening of icy power felt intimate and earned. Ember Row and Umbravale are vividly rendered, with clear Fae politics that raise the stakes without bogging the pace. Kael’s warmth contrasts beautifully with Ryn’s shadowed intensity, making the love triangle genuinely tense rather than gimmicky. I loved the reincarnation thread and how memories surface through dreams. The romance smolders, the action lands, and the emotional beats resonate. As a review, readers should note character growth, world building, pacing, tropes, and how the ending satisfies while promising more.

[Sonyia Newman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Read as an ARC
Leaving this review freely and with no incentive!!
OMG, this book, was well written and once I started it was hard to put down!! It definitely had the spice that I like! and I will definitely be waiting for the next book if there is one! thank you for letting me read this, And I will definitely recommend this and future book by this author!!

[Airen_1974 · Rating 5 out of 5]

I enjoyed this story it was shorter than I would have wanted. I would have enjoyed more to read because I really enjoyed it. the characters were developed well and the world was amazing. I would have enjoyed more world development since I enjoyed how this world worked. I would love to read a sequel if one comes out.

[Shelly Buckley · Rating 5 out of 5]

I’m so happy to have been an ARC reader for this book! It immediately sucked me in and I couldn’t put it down. Read the entire thing in a day. Every time I thought I figured it out there was a twist or turn. The world building is incredible for such a short book. I felt like I was in Emberhall, Umbravale, and the Veil with the characters. Can’t wait for the sequel!

[Marilyn Formosa · Rating 4 out of 5]

An interesting story on finding out who you are, where you come from, who to trust and who to love.

[angsaysroar · Rating 3 out of 5]

I Clocked the Villain in Chapter One. I Stayed for the Shadow Phoenix Who Makes Pancakes

Frostbird Reborn is a fast, steamy read that makes you question which feelings are yours and which belong to someone you used to be. Lyra Vale is twenty-four and waits tables in Boston. She has carried a schizophrenia diagnosis since she was sixteen, and she lives with Damien, a boyfriend whose anger shows up as silence and then bruises. The night he beats her, a man with burning hair finds her bleeding in the hallway. He calls her Isolde and carries her through a gas lamp on Acorn Street into Ember Row.

That man is Kael Redbird, ruler of the Light Fae, and he shows her the visions were never hallucinations. They were memories. Lyra is a reincarnated Frostbird. She was cursed to be reborn human and to die before her twenty-fifth birthday, in every life.

Lyra has spent years bracing for the next blow, and the author shows it in small ways. She flinches when she’s complimented. She waits for the catch. When Kael seals the doors of Emberhall to keep her from leaving, she’s suddenly back in a padded room, pounding on a door no one will open. That’s the moment her frost breaks loose and blows the door off its frame. I liked that her magic answers anger rather than fear. It fits a woman who has swallowed her anger for years. By the end, she walks away from both brothers to choose herself, and it felt earned.

Kael is warm, generous, and patient. He heals her with Phoenix tears and kisses the scar on her wrist. He also keeps back everything that matters: who Isolde was, his old engagement, and the prophecy. For a heroine coming out of a controlling relationship, a man who decides what she’s ready to hear and then locks the door is a red flag. I appreciated that the book lets Lyra call it what it is.

Ryn, the shadow Phoenix brother, is the one I was immediately drawn to. He calls her Frostbite, makes her pancakes and mac and cheese, and brings the Seer glass mice. He gives Lyra the truth in pieces and lets her decide what to do with them. He’s sharper and less predictable than Kael, and his banter carries the middle of the book. Miro, the boutique owner and spy, steals every scene he walks into, and the necklace he gives Lyra ends up mattering more than either bangle.

The romance moves fast. Within days of leaving Damien’s apartment, Lyra is in Kael’s bed, and then in Ryn’s. Lyra wonders whether any of it is hers or just Isolde bleeding through. I wish the book had answered that, because the answer would have grounded the speed. Fair warning: this one is open door, more than once.

The plot devices do a lot of work. Objects trigger her past lives: a silver hand mirror, a pomegranate, a vinyl coin purse, and an indigo ribbon. Each vision ends in a dream of her own death, and the poison dream nearly kills her for real. The stolen-ribbon courtship ritual is a clever way to put both brothers’ intentions on the table, and the memory mirror ties the climax together.

That said, I found the plot fairly predictable, and I knew the final twist long before I finished the book. The clues aren’t subtle. In chapter one, Tess “hadn’t aged a day” since Lyra met her. She promises to stay “in this life and the next.” She vanishes from the diner the moment Kael walks in, and her coat is still on the hook. Ryn tosses out “the Contessa” during a history lesson, and Lyra calls Constance “Contessa” before anyone has said that name to her. When Tess walked into that warehouse, I wasn’t surprised. I was waiting. The creature’s whispered “Mine” gave Damien away just as early.

While I enjoyed the world-building, I don’t think there was enough of it. The three Faedoms are hidden under real Boston, and each has its own way in. You reach Ember Row through a gas lamp with the word Solkara, Umbravale through a door off the old Tremont subway line with the word Velmira, and the Veil through a painted mural. That’s a fun setup. But most of the lore arrives as dialogue. Ryn literally lists Fae species one by one while they walk to a glass shop, and the Old War gets one paragraph over breakfast. I’d have liked more history: why Frostbirds reincarnate into random families, how the Light and Dark Fae split, and what the Veil was like under Isolde.

I’d also have liked to learn more about the antagonist. Her motive comes down to a lost crown and a stolen fiancé, and she explains it in a monologue. She says Isolde betrayed her three times but only names two. Damien gets “a drop of something,” turns into a winged monster with obsidian blades, and we never learn what that something is. Lyra also remembers she led the Veil, which the book never set up. I suspect the third betrayal is where the real story lives.

Still, despite the predictable plot and the gaps, I plan to read the next book. I’m curious what that third betrayal was, and whether Lyra lets both brothers court her after all.

Content warnings: domestic violence, psychiatric hospitalization, kidnapping, and death of parents

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Yashna · Rating 5 out of 5]

She was myth. She was memory. She was flame waiting to rise.

This was my first ever romantasy ARC with faes, phoenixes, and mythical creatures woven into one breathtaking world, and I took a chance on it. I am so glad I did because I absolutely devoured this story.

Lyra Vale’s journey owns my heart. The girl who was abused and silenced slowly discovers who she is and when her ice-born powers awaken, she does not just survive. She rises. Watching her break free felt powerful and emotional. It gave me full Elsa energy, that moment of finally stepping into your power and refusing to shrink ever again.

And the MMCs. Oh my god.

Kael is the cinnamon roll fae god we all crave. He is warmth, protection, steady strength. He feels like sunlight wrapping around you when everything else is burning. Then there is Ryn. Cold. Dangerous. Honest in a way that cuts deep. He does not cage Lyra. He challenges her. He pushes her to question everything. The tension between golden safety and dark truth had me completely torn, and I am dying to see who Lyra ultimately chooses.

The world building was spectacular yet easy to follow even as a first time romantasy reader. The prophecy, the rival phoenix lords, the hidden world beneath Boston, the layers of past lives and betrayal all flowed so beautifully. Every power had purpose. Every revelation hit hard.

Tess and Miro were such strong side characters and added so much depth to the story. Nothing felt wasted.

A prophecy. A murderer still watching. Two phoenix brothers bound by flame and blood. And a heroine who refuses to die quietly.

I am already counting down to Book 2.

[Arc Crusade Publishing · Rating 4 out of 5]

⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ 4 / 5

Frostbird Reborn is a slow-burn, character-driven fantasy that leans into identity, legacy, and transformation rather than constant action.

What I appreciated most about this book is its restraint. The story takes its time building atmosphere and emotional weight, allowing the protagonist’s internal journey to unfold gradually. Growth feels earned, shaped by expectation, hardship, and self-reflection instead of sudden revelations.

The world itself feels cold, grounded, and quietly oppressive in the best way. Lore is introduced naturally, supporting the story without overwhelming it, and the tone remains consistent throughout. This is a book that trusts its mood and themes to carry the narrative rather than relying on spectacle.

That said, the pacing does slow in parts of the middle, particularly during transitional sections. While this suits the introspective nature of the story, some scenes linger longer than necessary and could be tightened to improve momentum.

Overall, Frostbird Reborn is a thoughtful and atmospheric fantasy debut with strong character foundations and clear series potential. Recommended for readers who enjoy slow-burn fantasy, emotional depth, and stories centered on identity and becoming something more than expected.

[BookboundandBlushed · Rating 4 out of 5]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Frostbird Reborn(ARC)

I really enjoyed this read. Honestly, I would have happily read this story over two books. Everything moves very fast, and while it’s absolutely a page-turner (I didn’t want to put it down), I felt like the world-building and character development could have used a bit more space to breathe. I would have loved more time getting to know the realms, the magic system, and the characters on a deeper level. Even adding a couple hundred extra pages wouldn’t have scared me, I would’ve stayed up all night reading.

That said, the fae premise is unique and refreshing, and I really appreciated how different it felt from a lot of romantasy out there right now. The writing is tight and engaging, and the author does a wonderful job making you care about the characters quickly. It felt immersive, emotional, and easy to get swept into.

Overall, this was a fun, addictive read with great potential. If you love romantasy, fae worlds, hidden realms, prophecies, and complicated love interests, this one is definitely worth picking up. I’m very much looking forward to book two!

Sonya
BookBound and Blushed

[Kriszti · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story hooks you from the beginning, and the phoenix elemant keeps you interested till the end (and also the 2 love interest).

It's like Our Infinite Fates but with more fantasy elemants and less pain.

Lyra had a challeging life, trauma, abuse, hallucinations.
Until she discovers, they we were real.
Now she's part of a prophecy, with two men who knew her in her past life that she can only remember parts of.

I'm obsessed with Kael and Ryn but they were more hot than useful for sure. Can't wait to know them more than surfice level (we still don't know their past relationship with Lyra, AND I NEED TO)

"If Kael was sunlight and strength, Ryn was moonligh on a knife's edge. Cold, coiled, and quietly dangerous."

I am surprised Lyra did not get crazy for not knowing anything while being in a literal prophecy , such a badass.
Also THE RIBBONS, if you know you know!

I must say one thing about the writing: the change between scenes were often so quick I got confused a lot.

[Pam Woolnough · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book gave me ACOTAR energy - think Fayre, Rhysand & Tamlin triangle vibes! With just 15 chapters, it's a quick read that starts slow but picks up once Ryn enters the scene. Lyra is a waitress struggling with an abusive relationship. She sees & hears unusual things that others can't. A Fae prince rescues her, takes her to the Fae kingdom & reveals that what she sees and hears is real. She has 2 Fae prince brothers fighting to court her. The brothers' dynamic is like day & night.

Kael is broody, protective & safe. But he keeps secrets & traps her inside to protect her (Tamlin, right?).

Ryn is cocky, flirtatious & fun. He tells her the truth, respects her freedom & makes pancakes for breakfast (Rhysand, yes?). I loved the banter & tension between Lyra & Ryn.

While Lyra does move fast through her choices, I do love that at the end she chose herself.

Miro completely stole every scene they were in. Every book needs a sarcastic sidekick with impeccable taste!

Read this if you need a quick fantasy fix; I promise you'll love it!

[Vanessa Flores · Rating 5 out of 5]

Author Kal Locksley has brought the world of Boston Faedom to life!

A mixture of Acotar, Vampire Diaries and Crescent City.

I love how we get to see the character growth of Lyra Vale in this first book. Her support system seemed immaculate with her best friend, Tess, until she meets two very hot Phoenix brothers.

If reading has taught me anything... its DON'T TRUST ANYONE. And this book is no different. We get amazing twists that keep you on your toes.

Frostbird Reborn has it all. Witty banter, new bff, an 80's rock WEREWOLF Cafe (I hope we get to visit it more in the next book).

Lyra learns about herself, a prophecy and the lies she grew up with. All while fighting off her abusive ex-boyfriend. She grows strong minded and chooses HERSELF over anyone else.

But there is no rest for the wicked....her murderer is still out there and waiting to kill her AGAIN. That's right- there is also reincarnation.

I could not put this book down!

[Chloe Bradford · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really loved the first half of this book and then it went a bit down hill for me when they started fighting for her attention. The relationship also happens really quickly and it felt a bit rushed.

I think this could have been split between two books and just feel like so much has happened that I lost interested when it became predictable.

Favourite quotes:

“You could’ve worn a paper bag and still stolen the breath from the room.”

“You’ve been hurt,” he said. “More than once. I see it in the way you flinch when you’re complimented. The way you brace when I touch you. The way you’re waiting for the catch.” I said nothing. “And maybe I don’t know everything about what you’ve survived, but I know this—whatever you think you’re worth, it’s more. And if no one else ever made you feel that way, then let me.”

“You came here in lace,” he murmured, glancing up through his lashes, “to kill me, didn’t you?”

He grinned. “Don’t worry. I wouldn’t eat you without consent.”

[Ariana Clean · Rating 5 out of 5]

*Frostbird Reborn* is the kind of romantasy that pulls you into its world quickly. I really enjoyed the contrast between the Light and Dark Fae realms and the mystery surrounding Lyra’s past. Her journey from simply trying to survive to discovering that there is something much bigger connected to her identity was especially intriguing.

The dynamic between Kael and Ryn adds plenty of tension, and I liked how their different personalities create a complicated love triangle rather than making the choice feel obvious. The Phoenix mythology, reincarnation elements, and Fae politics also give the story more depth beyond the romance.

There are secrets, danger, emotional moments, and enough unanswered questions to make me curious about where Lyra’s story goes next. A fun pick for readers who enjoy **spicy urban romantasy, Fae worlds, supernatural romance, reincarnation, and complicated love triangles**.

[Mary Matekovich · Rating 5 out of 5]

I couldn't put it down! The vibe is a magical combination on amber and fire, and frost and shadows. Lyra is having hallucinations/visions--basically losing her mind, her boyfriend is abusive, and her job kind of sucks. The only bright spot is her best friend Tess. Then she meets this gorgeous guy (Kael) and he takes her to his home past the Veil where the Fae live. There she learns, things aren't exactly as they seem. So many twists and turns, magical world-building and a good old-fashioned love triangle between brothers. I'm on team Ryn, just because tall, dark, and broody is my thing. The writing style is lyrical, yet easy to follow and not cryptic. The characters are flawed and lovable. If you love found family, magical worlds, past lives, and spice that's well written--you need to read this one!!!!!

[Tanner McCandlish · Rating 2 out of 5]

2/5⭐️ First of all, I appreciate receiving this ARC; but unfortunately this one did not do it for me. I found Layla’s immediate acceptance of being thrown into a world of magic after a history of being institutionalized confusing. The whiplash between her being a manipulated victim to a confident and brave woman (especially with men) just didn’t add up for me. Tess/the contessa/Constance also felt predictable early on and lessened any suspense. I did like the concept of her remembering a past life and having complicated histories with the two brothers, this just felt like it had me losing interest too much overall. Glad others seemed to have enjoyed it so far, so don’t let me yuck your yum if it sounds intriguing!

[Lauren Chandler · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was hooked from the start! It's rare that I can focus on one book without switching back and forth and this was one of those rare books that hooked me in. The world is slightly different than what I've read before and the slow burn to finding out how she fits into the worlds is worth the wait. The romance is not exactly a slow burn; but it does have twist and turns through the end that you wouldn't expect. As a plus, I found myself laughing at loud at more than a few instances throughout the book!

[Emma · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received an ARC from the author in exchange for an honest review

I loved this book. Lyra is a great FMC and I feel like I took her journey with her. I really enjoyed the way I found out about her past through the flashbacks, as the reader. I found the dynamics between the brothers interesting one more secretive - plus brothers!!

Overall this was a great book to read now the wait for book 2.

Please note there is some abuse in this book which I did find a bit uncomfortable so please check for triggers.

[Emily · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved this! Read over the course of 2 days (would have been one if I didn't have to sleep and work). I can't wait to see what's next.

Lyra, who suffered the death of her parents, abusive partner, and beliefs that she is mentally ill, finds herself in the arms of Kael, a Light Fae, who shows her his kingdom within Boston. After being almost killed twice, she ends up with Ryn, Kael's darker brother. Caught between the two brothers and hallucinations that are actually old memories, Lyra attempts to navigate what that means for her.

[Megsreads99 · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely loved this book.

Loved Lyra instantly and felt such strong emotional attachment to her character. I loved the hints and the mystery surrounding everything that she was going through and made so much easier that we were learning with her.

And fully embracing the fae world with the modern twist is amazing and so cool as you don’t get to see much of that. Ryn and Kael are the ultimate brother duo who couldn’t be more opposite but both have it down bad for Lyra, can’t wait to read book two!

[Olalere Olamide · Rating 4.25 out of 5]

Frostbird Reborn sounds like an addictive romantasy filled with magical danger, emotional tension, and high-stakes choices. Lyra’s discovery of her Fae heritage and the terrifying curse threatening her life create an exciting foundation for the story.
The contrast between Kael and Ryn adds intrigue, while the hidden magical world beneath Boston offers a fresh setting for romance and adventure. With its deadly prophecy, powerful abilities, and complicated love triangle, this promises an engaging read for fans of urban fantasy and passionate supernatural romance.

[Heather · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5 stars 💫

This was so good! I couldn't put it down.

Frostbird Reborn is a unique and refreshing character driven urban fantasy. The world building is beautiful and the characters are magnetic. You'll find twists, turns, and betrayals. Let's not forget about the cliffhanger. I need book two NOW!

Highly recommend!

Thank you to the author for the gifted eARC in exchange for my honest review!

[Erin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Let me just say the emotions I felt. Lyra is strong and a badass but also like everything constantly goes bad for her that is until she meets Kael then Ryn. The trouble they're brothers and they don't exactly get along. Kael seems like a sweet gentle guy but he's keeping secrets. Ryn is a brooding shadow daddy (yes please) who answers her questions. The storyline is awesome and quick paced, I cannot wait for the next book.

[Angela Miles · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5 stars

I really enjoyed this! I liked the characters and the world. Someone keeps trying to hurt Lyra and she doesn't know why. She is finding out who she really is and who she can trust. She's been hurt a lot in the past. She meets Ryn and Kael and she starts finding answers. Loved her frost powers. This was really fast paced and I read this really quickly. Can't wait to read book 2 and see what happens next!