The Lost Ones

Some loves are older than time. Some curses are older still.

Long before the Fairhavens came to Virginia, their kind lived beneath the green hills of Ireland, Scotland, and Britain. Beautiful, immortal, and feared, they served as ancient deliverers of justice until a terrible uprising divided their world from that of humanity.

And with that separation came a curse.

The last of their kind would perish from broken hearts, just as they had once broken the hearts of those who loved them.

Now, at Le Champ des Fleurs, the final reckoning has begun.

The murder of Nathaniel Vale brought Adrian, Nicholas, and Octavia Fairhaven to Virginia, determined to avenge a mortal man they once called friend. But as the sins of three powerful families are finally exposed, the ancient creatures discover that justice is not the only force capable of destroying them.

Cécile Lebon has given her heart to the beautiful and dangerous Nicholas, never imagining that her devotion might awaken something even he cannot control. Octavia watches their growing intimacy with mounting dread, terrified of losing the one being to whom she has been bound for centuries. And Adrian, haunted by memories of a forgotten world, begins to understand that the curse his people dismissed as legend may be reaching its terrible conclusion.

For the Fairhavens, eternity is ending.

And love may prove the cruelest judgment of all.

The Lost Ones is the breathtaking conclusion to M. L. Bullock's Field of Flowers trilogy, a haunting Southern Gothic tale of ancient fae, forbidden love, buried sins, and the heartbreaking price of immortality.