‘Sweet, romantic, warm and wonderful'– Sarah Beth Durst, bestselling author of The SpellshopThis princess has decided to save herself . . .Princess Gisele has spent her life waiting for an evil fae sorcerer to claim her. It was the price of her mother’s crown – her first-born child for the ability to spin straw into gold. But it’s been decades, and he still hasn’t shown up. Now, the magic has curdled into a curse.So Gisele marches into the fae realm to hunt down her ‘Malediction’. Yet instead of a monster, she finds a scholarly, cat-eared sorcerer and his meddling, sentient house. And he wants nothing to do with the angry, knife-wielding princess on his doorstep. Unfortunately, the magic that binds them won’t let them go that easily. And in a house that rearranges itself to keep them together, Gisele discovers that the man who ruined her life might just steal her heart.How to Find a Nameless Fae is a gloriously cosy fantasy which reimagines the Rumpelstiltskin story. For fans of Heather Fawcett's Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Faeries and Sarah Beth Durst.* * *'An adorable faerie tale romp with a hint of spice. I'm here for more'– Olivia Atwater, author of Half a Soul'Witty, heartfelt, romantic and utterly charming'– Stephanie Burgis, author of Wooing the Witch Queen'I absolutely adored the characters, their connection and their story. I laughed and smiled so hard through the whole book. 100% recommend'– Reader Review'This felt like Howl’s Moving Castle meets Emily Wilde. There’s a talking cat, a magical house, a curse and a romance'– Reader Review'Loved it, absolutely perfect escapism, all aspects are brilliantly balanced, the magic, the stakes, the humour, the romance'– Reader Review

‘Sweet, romantic, warm and wonderful'– Sarah Beth Durst, bestselling author of The SpellshopThis princess has decided to save herself . . .Princess Gisele has spent her life waiting for an evil fae sorcerer to claim her. It was the price of her mother’s crown – her first-born child for the ability to spin straw into gold. But it’s been decades, and he still hasn’t shown up. Now, the magic has curdled into a curse.So Gisele marches into the fae realm to hunt down her ‘Malediction’. Yet instead of a monster, she finds a scholarly, cat-eared sorcerer and his meddling, sentient house. And he wants nothing to do with the angry, knife-wielding princess on his doorstep. Unfortunately, the magic that binds them won’t let them go that easily. And in a house that rearranges itself to keep them together, Gisele discovers that the man who ruined her life might just steal her heart.How to Find a Nameless Fae is a gloriously cosy fantasy which reimagines the Rumpelstiltskin story. For fans of Heather Fawcett's Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Faeries and Sarah Beth Durst.* * *'An adorable faerie tale romp with a hint of spice. I'm here for more'– Olivia Atwater, author of Half a Soul'Witty, heartfelt, romantic and utterly charming'– Stephanie Burgis, author of Wooing the Witch Queen'I absolutely adored the characters, their connection and their story. I laughed and smiled so hard through the whole book. 100% recommend'– Reader Review'This felt like Howl’s Moving Castle meets Emily Wilde. There’s a talking cat, a magical house, a curse and a romance'– Reader Review'Loved it, absolutely perfect escapism, all aspects are brilliantly balanced, the magic, the stakes, the humour, the romance'– Reader Review

'Witty, heartfelt, romantic and utterly charming' – Stephanie Burgis, author of Wooing the Witch QueenA spectacularly cosy fantasy which reimagines the Rumpelstiltskin story – where the havoc of an unpaid debt leads to an unlikely romance.Princess Gisele has spent her life waiting for an evil fae sorcerer to claim her. It was the price of her mother’s crown – her first-born child for the ability to spin straw into gold. But it’s been decades, and he still hasn’t shown up. Now, the magic has curdled into a curse.So Gisele marches into the fae realm to hunt down her ‘Malediction’. Yet instead of a monster, she finds a scholarly, cat-eared sorcerer and his meddling, sentient house. And he wants nothing to do with the angry, knife-wielding princess on his doorstep. Unfortunately, the magic that binds them won’t let them go that easily. And in a house that rearranges itself to keep them together, Gisele discovers that the man who ruined her life might just steal her heart.She came to end him, but she might stay to save him.'How to Find a Nameless Fae is an adorable faerie tale romp with a hint of spice. I'm here for more middle-aged princesses who carry a knife and rescue themselves'– Olivia Atwater, author of Half a Soul* * *Readers love this book:'I absolutely adored the characters, their connection and their story. I laughed and smiled so hard through the whole book. 100% recommend''This felt like Howl’s Moving Castle meets Emily Wilde. There’s a talking cat, a magical house, a curse and a romance''I LOVE this book! It's really soft and lovely''Loved it, absolutely perfect escapism, all aspects are brilliantly balanced, the magic, the stakes, the humour, the romance''Funny, fresh and binge-read worthy'

The Lord is dead. His grand estate is sentient. And enemy Fae are knocking at the door.‘A sweet and cosy romance. It made me want a faeland of my very own!’ – Aliette de Bodard, author of the Obsidian and Blood trilogy.A sentient estate faces a succession crisis. But who will become the estate's new Lord?Everyone knows who the magical estate will choose for its next ruler. Or do they? Will it be the Lord’s eldest son, whom he despised? His favourite nephew, with the strongest magical land-sense? Or his scandalous daughter, who ran away from home years ago to study illusion?Hetta knows it won’t be her, and she’s glad of it. Returning home for her father’s funeral, all Hetta must do is survive the inevitable family drama – and avoid entanglements with irritatingly attractive locals – until the Choosing. Then she can leave.But whoever the Stariel Estate chooses will have bigger problems than eccentric relatives. Winged, beautifully deadly problems. For the first time in centuries, the fae are returning to the Mortal Realm, and only the Lord of Stariel can keep the estate safe.The Lord of Stariel is the first book in the Stariel Quartet, a romantic cozy fantasy series about fae, magical estates and complicated families, for fans of Sarah Beth Durst and Rebecca Thorne. * * *Readers have fallen for The Lord of Stariel:‘I absolutely, unequivocally loved this book . . . and there's nothing I love more than dry humour’‘Downton Abbey with faes . . . believable, likeable characters that defy tropes’‘I was captivated within the first few pages . . . I couldn’t put the book down’‘A writing style that is as clean and fresh as a mountain lake . . . have now bought all four books and they will be on permanent rotation’

The Lord is dead. His grand estate is sentient. And enemy Fae are knocking at the door.‘A sweet and cosy romance. It made me want a faeland of my very own!’ – Aliette de Bodard, author of the Obsidian and Blood trilogy.A sentient estate faces a succession crisis. But who will become the estate's new Lord?Everyone knows who the magical estate will choose for its next ruler. Or do they? Will it be the Lord’s eldest son, whom he despised? His favourite nephew, with the strongest magical land-sense? Or his scandalous daughter, who ran away from home years ago to study illusion?Hetta knows it won’t be her, and she’s glad of it. Returning home for her father’s funeral, all Hetta must do is survive the inevitable family drama – and avoid entanglements with irritatingly attractive locals – until the Choosing. Then she can leave.But whoever the Stariel Estate chooses will have bigger problems than eccentric relatives. Winged, beautifully deadly problems. For the first time in centuries, the fae are returning to the Mortal Realm, and only the Lord of Stariel can keep the estate safe.The Lord of Stariel is the first book in the Stariel Quartet, a romantic cozy fantasy series about fae, magical estates and complicated families, for fans of Sarah Beth Durst and Rebecca Thorne. * * *Readers have fallen for The Lord of Stariel:‘I absolutely, unequivocally loved this book . . . and there's nothing I love more than dry humour’‘Downton Abbey with faes . . . believable, likeable characters that defy tropes’‘I was captivated within the first few pages . . . I couldn’t put the book down’‘A writing style that is as clean and fresh as a mountain lake . . . have now bought all four books and they will be on permanent rotation’

'Witty, heartfelt, romantic and utterly charming' – Stephanie Burgis, author of Wooing the Witch Queen, on How to Find a Nameless FaeWyn has secrets. Winged, magical secrets.Wyn knows falling for Hetta Valstar is a bad idea. She’s human and the new ruler of Stariel Estate; he’s fae, and in hiding as her butler. If their relationship gets out, it’ll cause a scandal that could ruin their attempts to sort out the estate’s crumbling finances.It doesn’t help that the sentient estate Hetta’s magically bonded to has decided it doesn’t like him.But more than bank loans and Hetta’s good name are at stake. Wyn’s past is coming back to bite him. Ten years ago, he broke an oath and shattered the power of his home court, and the fae have been hunting him ever since. Now they’ve found his hiding place, they won’t rest until he’s dead or the debt is repaid – and they don’t play nicely.The Prince of Secrets is the second book in the Stariel quartet, a romantic cozy fantasy series about fae, magical estates and complicated families, for fans of Sarah Beth Durst and Rebecca Thorne.* * *Readers have fallen for The Prince of Secrets'I absolutely loved this book!''Totally devoured this second helping of Hetta and Wyn . . . Victorian-esque, gaslamp vibe with fae and magic, what a brilliant blend!'I am beyond obsessed with this series''Clear my schedule for as much of this series as I can shove in my brain ASAP'

‘Sweet, romantic, warm and wonderful'– Sarah Beth Durst, bestselling author of The SpellshopThis princess has decided to save herself . . .Princess Gisele has spent her life waiting for an evil fae sorcerer to claim her. It was the price of her mother’s crown – her first-born child for the ability to spin straw into gold. But it’s been decades, and he still hasn’t shown up. Now, the magic has curdled into a curse.So Gisele marches into the fae realm to hunt down her ‘Malediction’. Yet instead of a monster, she finds a scholarly, cat-eared sorcerer and his meddling, sentient house. And he wants nothing to do with the angry, knife-wielding princess on his doorstep. Unfortunately, the magic that binds them won’t let them go that easily. And in a house that rearranges itself to keep them together, Gisele discovers that the man who ruined her life might just steal her heart.How to Find a Nameless Fae is a gloriously cosy fantasy which reimagines the Rumpelstiltskin story. For fans of Heather Fawcett's Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Faeries and Sarah Beth Durst.* * *'An adorable faerie tale romp with a hint of spice. I'm here for more'– Olivia Atwater, author of Half a Soul'Witty, heartfelt, romantic and utterly charming'– Stephanie Burgis, author of Wooing the Witch Queen'I absolutely adored the characters, their connection and their story. I laughed and smiled so hard through the whole book. 100% recommend'– Reader Review'This felt like Howl’s Moving Castle meets Emily Wilde. There’s a talking cat, a magical house, a curse and a romance'– Reader Review'Loved it, absolutely perfect escapism, all aspects are brilliantly balanced, the magic, the stakes, the humour, the romance'– Reader Review

‘Sweet, romantic, warm and wonderful'– Sarah Beth Durst, bestselling author of The SpellshopThis princess has decided to save herself . . .Princess Gisele has spent her life waiting for an evil fae sorcerer to claim her. It was the price of her mother’s crown – her first-born child for the ability to spin straw into gold. But it’s been decades, and he still hasn’t shown up. Now, the magic has curdled into a curse.So Gisele marches into the fae realm to hunt down her ‘Malediction’. Yet instead of a monster, she finds a scholarly, cat-eared sorcerer and his meddling, sentient house. And he wants nothing to do with the angry, knife-wielding princess on his doorstep. Unfortunately, the magic that binds them won’t let them go that easily. And in a house that rearranges itself to keep them together, Gisele discovers that the man who ruined her life might just steal her heart.How to Find a Nameless Fae is a gloriously cosy fantasy which reimagines the Rumpelstiltskin story. For fans of Heather Fawcett's Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Faeries and Sarah Beth Durst.* * *'An adorable faerie tale romp with a hint of spice. I'm here for more'– Olivia Atwater, author of Half a Soul'Witty, heartfelt, romantic and utterly charming'– Stephanie Burgis, author of Wooing the Witch Queen'I absolutely adored the characters, their connection and their story. I laughed and smiled so hard through the whole book. 100% recommend'– Reader Review'This felt like Howl’s Moving Castle meets Emily Wilde. There’s a talking cat, a magical house, a curse and a romance'– Reader Review'Loved it, absolutely perfect escapism, all aspects are brilliantly balanced, the magic, the stakes, the humour, the romance'– Reader Review

'Witty, heartfelt, romantic and utterly charming' – Stephanie Burgis, author of Wooing the Witch QueenA spectacularly cosy fantasy which reimagines the Rumpelstiltskin story – where the havoc of an unpaid debt leads to an unlikely romance.Princess Gisele has spent her life waiting for an evil fae sorcerer to claim her. It was the price of her mother’s crown – her first-born child for the ability to spin straw into gold. But it’s been decades, and he still hasn’t shown up. Now, the magic has curdled into a curse.So Gisele marches into the fae realm to hunt down her ‘Malediction’. Yet instead of a monster, she finds a scholarly, cat-eared sorcerer and his meddling, sentient house. And he wants nothing to do with the angry, knife-wielding princess on his doorstep. Unfortunately, the magic that binds them won’t let them go that easily. And in a house that rearranges itself to keep them together, Gisele discovers that the man who ruined her life might just steal her heart.She came to end him, but she might stay to save him.'How to Find a Nameless Fae is an adorable faerie tale romp with a hint of spice. I'm here for more middle-aged princesses who carry a knife and rescue themselves'– Olivia Atwater, author of Half a Soul* * *Readers love this book:'I absolutely adored the characters, their connection and their story. I laughed and smiled so hard through the whole book. 100% recommend''This felt like Howl’s Moving Castle meets Emily Wilde. There’s a talking cat, a magical house, a curse and a romance''I LOVE this book! It's really soft and lovely''Loved it, absolutely perfect escapism, all aspects are brilliantly balanced, the magic, the stakes, the humour, the romance''Funny, fresh and binge-read worthy'

The Lord is dead. His grand estate is sentient. And enemy Fae are knocking at the door.‘A sweet and cosy romance. It made me want a faeland of my very own!’ – Aliette de Bodard, author of the Obsidian and Blood trilogy.A sentient estate faces a succession crisis. But who will become the estate's new Lord?Everyone knows who the magical estate will choose for its next ruler. Or do they? Will it be the Lord’s eldest son, whom he despised? His favourite nephew, with the strongest magical land-sense? Or his scandalous daughter, who ran away from home years ago to study illusion?Hetta knows it won’t be her, and she’s glad of it. Returning home for her father’s funeral, all Hetta must do is survive the inevitable family drama – and avoid entanglements with irritatingly attractive locals – until the Choosing. Then she can leave.But whoever the Stariel Estate chooses will have bigger problems than eccentric relatives. Winged, beautifully deadly problems. For the first time in centuries, the fae are returning to the Mortal Realm, and only the Lord of Stariel can keep the estate safe.The Lord of Stariel is the first book in the Stariel Quartet, a romantic cozy fantasy series about fae, magical estates and complicated families, for fans of Sarah Beth Durst and Rebecca Thorne. * * *Readers have fallen for The Lord of Stariel:‘I absolutely, unequivocally loved this book . . . and there's nothing I love more than dry humour’‘Downton Abbey with faes . . . believable, likeable characters that defy tropes’‘I was captivated within the first few pages . . . I couldn’t put the book down’‘A writing style that is as clean and fresh as a mountain lake . . . have now bought all four books and they will be on permanent rotation’

The Lord is dead. His grand estate is sentient. And enemy Fae are knocking at the door.‘A sweet and cosy romance. It made me want a faeland of my very own!’ – Aliette de Bodard, author of the Obsidian and Blood trilogy.A sentient estate faces a succession crisis. But who will become the estate's new Lord?Everyone knows who the magical estate will choose for its next ruler. Or do they? Will it be the Lord’s eldest son, whom he despised? His favourite nephew, with the strongest magical land-sense? Or his scandalous daughter, who ran away from home years ago to study illusion?Hetta knows it won’t be her, and she’s glad of it. Returning home for her father’s funeral, all Hetta must do is survive the inevitable family drama – and avoid entanglements with irritatingly attractive locals – until the Choosing. Then she can leave.But whoever the Stariel Estate chooses will have bigger problems than eccentric relatives. Winged, beautifully deadly problems. For the first time in centuries, the fae are returning to the Mortal Realm, and only the Lord of Stariel can keep the estate safe.The Lord of Stariel is the first book in the Stariel Quartet, a romantic cozy fantasy series about fae, magical estates and complicated families, for fans of Sarah Beth Durst and Rebecca Thorne. * * *Readers have fallen for The Lord of Stariel:‘I absolutely, unequivocally loved this book . . . and there's nothing I love more than dry humour’‘Downton Abbey with faes . . . believable, likeable characters that defy tropes’‘I was captivated within the first few pages . . . I couldn’t put the book down’‘A writing style that is as clean and fresh as a mountain lake . . . have now bought all four books and they will be on permanent rotation’

'Witty, heartfelt, romantic and utterly charming' – Stephanie Burgis, author of Wooing the Witch Queen, on How to Find a Nameless FaeWyn has secrets. Winged, magical secrets.Wyn knows falling for Hetta Valstar is a bad idea. She’s human and the new ruler of Stariel Estate; he’s fae, and in hiding as her butler. If their relationship gets out, it’ll cause a scandal that could ruin their attempts to sort out the estate’s crumbling finances.It doesn’t help that the sentient estate Hetta’s magically bonded to has decided it doesn’t like him.But more than bank loans and Hetta’s good name are at stake. Wyn’s past is coming back to bite him. Ten years ago, he broke an oath and shattered the power of his home court, and the fae have been hunting him ever since. Now they’ve found his hiding place, they won’t rest until he’s dead or the debt is repaid – and they don’t play nicely.The Prince of Secrets is the second book in the Stariel quartet, a romantic cozy fantasy series about fae, magical estates and complicated families, for fans of Sarah Beth Durst and Rebecca Thorne.* * *Readers have fallen for The Prince of Secrets'I absolutely loved this book!''Totally devoured this second helping of Hetta and Wyn . . . Victorian-esque, gaslamp vibe with fae and magic, what a brilliant blend!'I am beyond obsessed with this series''Clear my schedule for as much of this series as I can shove in my brain ASAP'