A Lick of Frost

The world-building around the fae realm is so intricate — I wonder if the author drew from existing folklore or created it all from scratch.

The chemistry between characters is palpable, but the darker, more dangerous aspects made it feel even more emotionally charged. What was the impact of that contrast for other readers?

The story weaves between action, politics, and romance seamlessly — was this a conscious choice to keep readers engaged on multiple levels?