


Fae and Alchemy
3 books
Here are 3 books from the Fae and Alchemy series by Callie Hart, listed in series order where known and publication order otherwise.
Books in order

Fae and Alchemy #2
Callie Hart
In the darkly seductive sequel to Fae and Alchemy, Saeris finds herself thrust into a world of dangerous fae magic and courtly intrigue she never desired. As her name begins to echo through the courts, she must navigate the treacherous currents of power and uncover the secrets of her own origins. This installment delves deeper into themes of outsider identity and cultural contrast, all while Saeris grapples with a destiny that threatens to consume her. Prepare for a journey where scorching romance and elemental courts collide, pushing the boundaries of what it means to wield power.

Brimstone
Callie Hart
Newly crowned ruler of the vampire court, Saeris Fane is burdened by power, divided loyalties, and a realm that may no longer welcome her. When a mysterious curse threatens Yvelia, Kingfisher of the Ajun Gate must honor a dangerous promise, even as leaving his people behind could cost him everything. Bound by duty and drawn together by an uncertain trust, Saeris and Fisher face deadly trials that test their strength, their allegiance, and the limits of their growing bond. Blending dark fantasy, forbidden romance, political intrigue, and high-stakes adventure, this installment plunges its heroes into a struggle where blood, honor, and power determine the fate of two worlds.

Quicksilver
Callie Hart
Saeris Fane survives as a thief in Zilvaren, a desert city where the Immortal Queen rations every drop of water. When she's caught and discovers she has a rare, dangerous gift for working quicksilver, she's dragged through a portal into Yvelia, a frozen fae realm at war. There she's bound to Kingfisher, an arrogant, deadly fae warrior who needs her power and trusts her even less than she trusts him. The first book in Callie Hart's Fae & Alchemy series, Quicksilver is an enemies-to-lovers romantasy full of banter, danger, and slow-burning tension.