Find book 1 in the Sapere series here.
Find Book 3 in the Sapere series here.
The world is on the brink of war. And one woman’s muted past will dictate its future.
I wasn’t supposed to survive. But I did—and I didn’t come back the same.
I sacrificed everything to save James Walker.
Now I’m awake, alive, and more powerful than anyone ever imagined. My magic is untraceable,
impossible to contain, and growing by the day.
But the world I’ve returned to is fractured—and so is the man I thought I knew.
They call her a threat. I call her mine. And I’ll tear this world apart before I let them take her.
People are scared of what she’s become—and they should be.
Some want her caged. Others want her gone.
All I want is her.
While the Radicals threaten the Magi World with the Amplifier—a weapon capable of erasing
everything in its path—one woman fights her way toward answers no one seems willing to give.
Will the love she nearly died for survive the truth? Or will secrets strain all fragile ties until they
break?
Silver Tiers, the second book in the Sapere Series, is a sharp, emotional romantasy filled with
slow-burn tension, deadly secrets, where magic defies logic and threatens to unravel the
world as we know it.
Info:
Pages: 548
Language: English
Tropes:
Enemies to... well, let’s see
Three is a crowd (or is it?)
Found family
Unexpected relationships
Touch her and die. Twice.
There’s a ball. Not a masked one. At least not in the literal sense.
Forced proximity
Phoenix trope
Hidden truths
Hidden lies
Banter
Slow burn
“Who did this to you?”
Power discovered under pressure
Betrayal by someone trusted
Late-night vulnerability
Unspoken feelings
Protective instincts masked as annoyance
“You’re not alone anymore”
Scarred but strong
Secret identities
“I’d burn the world for you”
“We make a good team”
Forbidden attraction
Unwilling but necessary alliance
“Stay with me”
Trigger Warnings:
Alcohol—they drink. A lot. It’s basically a social currency at this point.
Anxiety—both on-page and probably what you’ll feel reading this book.
Death of children—mentioned a few times, no details, no celebrations.
Decapitations—yes, plural. Different people though. Not sewing heads back on.
Sharp objects make frequent guest appearances. Spoiler: they’re not just for decoration.
Sexually explicit content—like you weren’t here for it.
Blood. So much blood—Because apparently functional internal organs are optional.
Toxic relationships—is this a trigger or just the entire genre?
Strangulation—Not the sexy kind. Just the “please stop breathing” kind.
Lord of the Rings references
Disney references
Friends references
One Harry Potter reference
Murder & Mayhem—morally inexcusable, legally questionable, narratively inevitable.
Physical abuse/ Scarring—it’s not fun, it’s not sexy, and it’s definitely in here.
Mental health (loneliness, dark thoughts) —Everyone’s spiraling. Join the party.
Rape—off-page, and it’s with a twist, though not a physical one.
Nightmares—Because sleep is just trauma with a soundtrack.
Gaslighting—If you think it’s happening, it probably is. Or maybe it’s not. Maybe you’re just being sensitive.
Wait...were we even talking about this?
Manipulation—Trust no one. Not even me.
Emotional intensity—Feelings ahead. They’re loud, messy, and show up uninvited. Proceed with snacks.
Emotional distress—Plot twist: it’s you. You’ll be the emotionally distressed one.
PTSD—Trauma: the gift that keeps on flashbacking.
War—Now featuring scenic destruction, emotional baggage, and enough generational trauma to keep your therapist
employed for years.
Alcoholism—yes, again. When they drink this much, it deserves a second mention.
Rating Spice Level from 0-5:
🌶🌶
Audience:
Adults
About the Author:
Sorcha Reagh has been addicted to the written word for as long as she can remember. Which is unfortunate for everyone else, since they’re the ones stuck reading it. As a kid, she dabbled in poetry until it became clear that “deep” and “dramatic” were not the same thing and neither made her sound as smart as she’d hoped.
She is now a boy mom, a self-described type A career woman, and the author of the Sapere series, romantasy novels about magic, power, and deeply questionable moral choices.
Sorcha believes no one is entirely light or entirely dark, and she writes her characters accordingly. Every hero carries shadow. Every villain has a reason. She has seen enough to know people are rarely just one thing and fiction is her way of exploring that gray space.
While romantasy is where she began, she writes across genres, from morally gray mob romance to sharp rom-coms to darker, obsessive love stories.
Perfect characters don’t interest her. Complicated ones do.
In her rare moments of relaxation, she can be found with a glass of Scotch and someone else’s fictional trauma.
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