Into The Shadows Trilogy

Book 1

That One Small Spark

When witch hunters come for Elspeth's only friend, she can do nothing to stop them.But that doesn't mean she won't do everything to get her back.

Abandoning her home, her sick father and the ale-brewing business that's affordedher a hard-won independence, Elspeth steps into Faerie to seek out the one creaturewho can help her.

Only, Faerie is a dangerous place for an outsider to be. If she is to reach Faerie'sQueen, she needs someone at her side, someone more perilous than the many perilsshe will face on her journey.

Sheathed in darkness, Law could not be better suited to the task. Manipulating thatdarkness to protect her from creatures she once thought merely myth, he defies hisreputation, distracting her with enigmatic smiles, as something unexpected sparksbetween them.

But concealed beneath his beauty, hidden behind those smiles, a shadowy past lurks.A past that could destroy Elspeth's future, and with it, the only hope of saving herfriend from the pyre.

Save the witch. Free the faerie. Hope for happily ever after.

Inspired by the infamous 1590s Scottish witch trials, That One Small Spark beginsan enchanting romantasy trilogy, which weaves Scottish history and mythologyinto a mesmerising adventure, where persistence battles powerlessness anddetermination vies with despair.

Strewn with danger, intrigue and betrayal, it brims with magic and discovery, asone woman boldly faces down every challenge, urged on by a tenacious desire tohelp those she loves, a sliver of dark humour, and the aid of an even darker faerieby her side.

Reader Reviews

"I enjoyed this from beginning to that insane cliffhanger. I need book two immediately! I love that Elspeth was a grown woman, and that she was strong and sure of who she wanted to be. And LAW! He may be one of my favorite MMCs, tall, handsome, strong faerie male with shadow magic - yes please."

Oh boy, where to start? I absolutely loved this book. The quick burn, the plot, the spice! I loved that the book combined folklore, fantasy and history. The world building was perfect, not so over the top that you get lost like some other fantasy books I have read. The cliffhanger ending just got me. I wish the 2nd book was already out so I could find out what happens next!

If you're looking for a fantasy book that completely pulls you into its world and sticks with you long after you finish, I highly recommend That One Small Spark. The story is captivating, with rich world-building and characters that feel incredibly real. The plot kept me hooked from start to finish, and even days later, I found myself reflecting on the characters’ choices and the imaginative world the Jules created. As an avid fantasy reader, it’s one of my favorites. It’s a fantastic read for anyone who loves a story that stays with you! 5 stars!!!

"Outlander meets ACOTAR!"

Book 2

A Darkness Set Alight

Law has saved Elspeth countless times. Now it is her turn to save him.Only, she has to find him first.Sequestered by Death, Law is trapped somewhere in the Underworld, the darknessthat once ravaged him dragging him under once more.

Break Law out before his darkness breaks him, then help him kill the Faerie King. That'swhat it will take for him to be free of Nicnevin, free of her coercion and free to live hislife on his own terms.

Free to find his happily ever after… with Elspeth.All that lies between Elspeth and that happy ending is the endless expanse of theUnderworld. And a multitude of ravenous demons thirsting for her magic.

As eager to liberate Law as she is, Struan steps in to join her on her journey. As ahalf-demon, he understands the ways of the Underworld just as keenly as heappreciates the hungers of his brethren. He knows what it will take to keep her safe.But how safe will she be when certain hungers of his own creep in?

Descend with the demon. Find the faerie. Kill the king.

Continuing the enthralling Into Shadows romantasy trilogy, A Darkness Set Alightdeparts the grim, forbidding reality of 1590s Scotland to delve into the shadowyrealm of the dead, where demons do Death's bidding and peril lingers within thedecadent darkness.

A captivating portal fantasy filled with magic, conflict and forbidden desire, itweaves a dark fairytale around one woman who defiantly confronts everychallenge and defies every fear in a desperate bid to rescue her love, keep herparents safe, and save a warring Faerie from its abysmal new king.

Reader Reviews

This book may be the best read of 2026. HOLY HECK what a cracker of a book!

The romance, the magic, the twists, and the character growth all blended together so perfectly that I never wanted to put it down. Jules has created a world that’s impossible not to get lost in.

The world building, still incredible! The pace, on point! The writing, delightful! The plot... oh hello little twist. It's very hard not to love a book where everyone goes and surprises you. And it's very hard not to want the next book in hand immediately when left "on read" at the ending...

Throughout the book, we have characters with great depth. Some I loved and others I loved to hate. Honestly, that's a true talent and made for a bingeable book! Thank you so much, Jules Dalla-Libera, for writing a brilliant second book that offered me the perfect escape from life. I've already started to recommend it to others before I had even finished!

A completely captivating sequel to That One Small Spark, a fresh feeling romantasy set against both the atmospheric setting of Scotland's witch trials of the 1590s, and the magical kingdom of Faerie.

The characters are amazingly written. They have depth, beliefs, needs and are constantly growing. Really well done! Particularly the main protagonist, Elspeth, who throughout the book you will find yourself cheering on, screaming at or commiserating with, sometimes simultaneously.

So after reading the first book, I immediately went in search and started this book two and seriously its sooooo good. Maybe even better if you can believe it, I absolutely love the characters and vibes in this story. And the ending in this is a bittersweet cliffhanger that had me wanting to toss the kindle. Looking forward the next one