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A Dance with the Fae Prince

Subgenre
romantasy
Edition year
2021-08-19
Rating
★ 3.7 · 69 ratingsExternal reader rating · Hardcover
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Katria marries Lord Fenwood in a marriage of convenience arranged by her cruel family to save their fortunes. Her mysterious new husband forbids her from entering the forbidden woods or certain rooms of his grand mansion and refuses to let her see his face, though his gentle voice and tender touch intrigue her. When Katria discovers him performing magic in the woods, she learns he is actually a fae prince on a quest to reclaim his stolen crown—and that she has inadvertently acquired the power he needs to save his kingdom. Bound by magic and their marriage, she is swept into fae court intrigue, royal power struggles, and a love she had vowed never to feel.

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  • Fae Romance: “Her enigmatic but kind lord is actually the prince of the fae, rightful heir to the throne, and is on a quest to reclaim his stolen crown.” source
  • Marriage of Convenience: “Katria did not marry Lord Fenwood for love: Her cruel family married her off to a rich man to save their faded fortunes.” source
  • Court Intrigue: “Katria is swept into a world of fae secrets, royal intrigue, and power struggles.” source
  • Quest: “is on a quest to reclaim his stolen crown” source
  • Forced Proximity: “Bound by magic and marriage, Katria is swept into a world of fae secrets” source
  • Cinnamon Roll Hero: “But his voice is gentle and his touch is tender” source

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