Spinning Silver

Being the granddaughter and daughter of moneylenders, Miryem's family has been on the verge of destitution due to her father's incapacity to collect his debts. However, Miryem decides to take things into her own hands. The young lady, who has hardened her heart, goes out to recover what is rightfully hers and quickly becomes known for her ability to transform silver into gold.

When Miryem makes a foolish remark that catches the attention of the ruler of the Staryk—grim fey beings that resemble more ice than flesh—two countries' histories will be irrevocably changed. The unnamed monarch sets an impossible test for Miryem, who unintentionally creates a web that attracts Wanda, a peasant girl, and the disgruntled daughter of a nearby lord who is planning to marry his kid to the handsome young tsar.

However, Tsar Mirnatius is not infallible. Furthermore, the secret he keeps poses a danger to both human and Staryk territory. With two unusual friends, Miryem is forced to make a fatal decision, so she sets out on a desperate mission that will test her boundaries in terms of love, power, and sacrifice.

Readers will want to return time and time again to Spinning Silver's rich, enchanting tapestry, which she creates by channelling the colourful heart of myth and fairy tale.