The year is 1898. Nearly a decade ago, a group of fae slipped through the veil from their own world and have been secretly living on Mackinac Island, Michigan, USA, mostly peacefully.
Until now.
A human saw one of the fae in his true form. Wings. Ears. Silver eyes. All of it.
To avoid a rash decision, the faeries decide to observe the man who outed them. Watch him. Get to know him. Figure out if he truly is the bad guy.
In the midst of all the drama, Darya, a faery living in the land of the Seelie, is sent to the human world because she needs to check her attitude.
That attitude check is not supposed to involve having an affair with a handsome human man who turns out to be the one who saw one of her fellow fae in his true form.
That attitude check is certainly not supposed to involve her heart.
Not when the ultimate decision is…the human must die.
Fae in the Gilded Age, reading order:
The Faery & the Jewel Thief
The Faery & the Runaway Heiress
The Faery & the Lady's Maid
Bonus scene: The Faery & the Secret
The Faery & the Halfling
The Faery & The Discovery
Do you like shifters and fairies and monsters and vampires?
Do you like paranormal or fantasy or gaslamp romance?
Do you love second-chance romance, fated mates, hidden identities, secrets, intrigue, twists and turns?
TJ Bell has always found the real world a tad boring, which explains why her books contain such rich and detailed world-building to complement her diverse characters and their unique personalities.
So, yes, if you too want an escape from reality, allow me to introduce you to TJ Bell’s books.