How To Find A Nameless Fae

<p><b>'Witty, heartfelt, romantic and utterly charming' </b><br>– Stephanie Burgis, author of <i>Wooing the Witch Queen</i><br><br><b>A spectacularly cosy fantasy which reimagines the Rumpelstiltskin story – where the havoc of an unpaid debt leads to an unlikely romance.</b><br><br>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.<br><br>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.<br><br><b>She came to end him, but she might stay to save him.</b><br><br>'<i>How to Find a Nameless Fae</i> 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'<br><b>– Olivia Atwater, author of <i>Half a Soul</i></b><br><br><b>* * *</b><br><br><b>Readers love this book:</b><br><br>'I absolutely adored the characters, their connection and their story. I laughed and smiled so hard through the whole book. 100% recommend'<br><br>'This felt like<i> Howl’s Moving Castle</i> meets Emily Wilde. There’s a talking cat, a magical house, a curse and a romance'<br><br>'I LOVE this book! It's really soft and lovely'<br><br>'Loved it, absolutely perfect escapism, all aspects are brilliantly balanced, the magic, the stakes, the humour, the romance'<br><br>'Funny, fresh and binge-read worthy'</p>