They remind me a little of Royce and Hadrian from the Riyria series by Michael J Sullivan, and I really like that about them :D

This is a gay love story that I am 100% on board with, they are dedicated, caring, brave and loving, and I can't wait to keep following them in later books too. What I like about this is that although this book could mostly be described just as elven/fae politics with the human and Tirfae delegation, it also focuses in a lot on Alec and Seregil and their relationship together. Skala is the home of Seregil and Alec, and it is precious to them both, so they agree and they end up joining the party along with their friend Beka who we met in previous books and Therou the wizard. until.Īt the start of this book the two Nightrunners are summoned by the Queen to accompany her daughter Klia to the home of the Aurenfae, Aurenen, and negotiate a treaty with them to help end a war that the Skalan Queen is fighting. However, in the last book they suffered a terrible loss and since then they have exiled themselves from the rest of society and been living a simple life together. They met a few books back, and have been doing jobs and working together ever since. In this story we're once more following Seregil and Alec, two young Aufrenfae and Tirfae who are lovers. This was a book I really ended up enjoying, and it made me realise I need to get back to finishing up this series soon because I find it so fun.

(note: I audiobooked this so some spellings may be incorrect)

Traitor's Moon by Lynn Flewelling