As the only daughter born into one of the most prominent merchant families in the south of the kingdom, Qonna has always known that one day she would have to marry—but she has never fallen in love and she isn't really sure that she can.

Cisir falls in love with everyone he meets and has left his noble family in the north to start a new chapter in his life, after everything has gone terribly, embarrassingly wrong.

When Qonna and Cisir meet in the flourishing trading port of Seagard, neither of them knows that they have been given a very specific magical gift that will force them to work together and that their destinies will become irrevocably intertwined with the fate of the bustling and politically volatile city they both try to survive in.

As a queer twist on the marriage of convenience trope and set twenty years after the events of the Sloe Moon series, Everything the Sun Touches is a tale of chosen family and deep, complex friendships, perfect for fans of Gwen and Art Are Not in Love and Little Thieves.