The Faerie Job: A Romantasy Heist of Magical Cons, Fey Courts, and Impossible Loves

She sold him to his enemies. Now she needs him to rob a god.

Maeve Duskward is a half-fae con artist with a gift for lying and a talent for getting into places she shouldn't. She has spent fifteen years running from a single mistake—the night she betrayed the man she loved to save her own life.

Now a mysterious patron has offered her a way out. All she has to do is steal the Crown of Whispers from the heart of the Autumn Court. The job is impossible. The Crown is guarded by three unbreakable locks, an army of fae nobles, and a prince who wants her dead.

That prince is Kaelan. The man she betrayed. The only person alive who can get her inside.

He agrees to help her on one condition: he calls the shots. He doesn't trust her. He doesn't forgive her. And he has spent five years telling himself he doesn't love her anymore.

He is lying.

The Faerie Job is a romantasy heist of magical cons, fey court intrigue, and impossible loves. It is Ocean's Eleven meets The Cruel Prince—a sharp, seductive, high-stakes caper about two people who have to lie to everyone except each other, and who can't quite manage that either.

Perfect for readers of Sarah J. Maas, Holly Black, and Leigh Bardugo. Contains enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity, morally grey characters, and a heist that will keep you guessing until the last page.

The Crown is a prison. The prince is a thief. And the only way out is through each other.