Brimstone
The sequel to Quicksilver intensifies the dark passion and moral complexity between its dangerous lovers. Secrets, betrayal, and obsessive love test their bond in devastating ways. Passion burns brighter than ever, even as it threatens to consume them.
Everything You Need to Know About Brimstone
Brimstone picks up right where Quicksilver ends. Saeris Fane is no longer a thief scraping by in the sun-scorched streets of Zilvaren. She is newly changed, half Fae and half vampire, standing in the middle of the power vacuum left by the death of a tyrannical king. Rival factions scramble for the throne, every court has its own agenda, and plenty of enemies would rather see her dead than accept her place in Yvelia. Meanwhile Kingfisher and Carrion Swift return to Zilvaren to find out what became of Hayden Fane, and the quicksilver keeps evolving in ways nobody understands, stirring powers far older than any kingdom.
Brimstone deepens everything that made Quicksilver addictive. Saeris's growth as a character is stunning, she's not just surviving her transformation, she's grappling with genuine loss and anger. The dual POV between Saeris and Kingfisher adds dimension; you see how differently they perceive her, which creates beautiful tension. The mythology expands organically, you learn about Fae magic, vampire hierarchies, and ancient powers without it feeling like an info dump. The romance is scorching and complicated. Hart doesn't let them off easy just because they're together now.
Explicit sexual content with power dynamics. Violence and blood. Themes of captivity and control. Body horror related to hybrid transformation. Trauma from past abuse. Death of a character.
Essential if you read Quicksilver. This sequel assumes you know their history and love the central relationship. Try this if you enjoy dark fantasy romance that prioritizes both plot and passion. Not for you if you wanted a resolution to Quicksilver's cliffhanger, this deepens the stakes instead.
Book 2 in the Fae & Alchemy series. Read Quicksilver first, this picks up immediately after it ends. Brimstone closes on a cliffhanger, with book 3 expected in late 2026.
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