*spoilers*
They are, however, utterly outmatched.

The big reveal is told to them, because the crime is perfect with no clues left behind. For a spymaster, Shan's ability to investigate is severely limited. It strained belief a bit to have that perfect secrecy.

2/fin

If i could donate ebooks I would

what the absolute

Prince is more stable, but his past catches up with him.

I was pretty surprised by where the plot went in this. I had some assumptions about how the universe worked that turned out to be very wrong.

Now I've no idea where the third will go.

2/fin

Facets of the Bench by Celia Lake as well

In archaeology, articulated skeletons indicated undisturbed burials, and dis articulated ones are from disturbed burials, or things like pit burials where remains are not still mostly in line. AFIAK

Not precisely a wheelchair but definitely full time

In Last Guard by Nalini Singh, the male love interest, Canto, is a full time wheelchair user. I think it could be read as a standalone.

Borderline by Mishell Baker has been mentioned, great series. Millie is a double amputee and uses a chair some of the time.

In Facets of the Bench by Celia Lake Griffin has a dynamic disability, and alternates between a chair and crutches.

It can be read as a standalone.

Also a short story in Winter's Charms features Golshan, who has spinal cord damage and is a full time wheelchair user.

Even more gift cards for online book stores than usual

Hero Is a Four Letter Word by J.M. Frey
The Blackgloom Bounty by Jon F. Baxley
King Arthur and Her Knights by K. M. Shea
A Court of Bovines and Destiny by Eoghan R. Cunningham
Foolish Hopes and Spilled Entrails: Retellings by Devan Barlow

That I have read:
Greenteeth by Molly O'Neill
The Crystal Cave by Mary Stewart
The Dragon's Boy by Jane Yolen
Spellbinder by Thea Harrison

That I have not read, so ymmv

Silver in the Bone by Alexandra Bracken
Legendborn by Tracy Deonn
The Merlin Legacy by Stephen Davis