She was never meant for this realm.

But magic doesn’t care about what we’re meant for.

Lily Carvish has spent years burying her grief beneath routine, running her cosy café, raising her two kids, and keeping her heart safely walled off. But when a golden-eyed stranger steps out of the shadows and into her life, the world she thought she knew changes for good.

Aodhan isn’t human.

He’s a fae prince bound to the Court of Air. Powerful, dangerous, and carrying secrets carved in blood and prophecy.

Drawn into an ancient feud between elemental courts, Lily must navigate a world of beauty sharpened by cruelty, where loyalty can kill and power is never freely given. Her magic long buried and only just awakening, sings in response to Aodhan’s flames, pulling them together even as destiny tries to tear them apart.

But loving him means stepping into a realm where masks hide monsters, truth is treachery, and a broken sceptre holds the fate of every court.

Can Lily choose love after loss? Or will accepting a fae prince mean admitting everything she knew was a lie?

A slow-burn romantasy of grief, second chances, dangerous magic, and a love powerful enough to break kingdoms or possibly unite them all.

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Sometimes the life you planned is the one you have to walk away from.

After a shocking betrayal shatters her career and her future, she’s forced to leave the city behind and take a temporary assignment in a quiet rural town she never expected to call home.

But small towns have long memories, complicated loyalties, and a way of revealing truths people would rather keep buried.

Especially when the man who challenges everything she believes about herself — and love — refuses to let her keep hiding behind the life she built to protect herself.

As secrets surface and loyalties are tested, she must decide whether protecting her heart is worth losing the chance at the life she never realised she wanted.

A heartfelt contemporary romance about resilience, and finding home where you least expect it.