"The faerie realm was just perfection and the fact it was sentient was the icing on the cake - especially when it was 'encouraging' Everil and Bo to get together."
@fae_princess_in_space
When Bo's online fans send him to a supposedly haunted house, he expects to find dust and rats. Instead, he finds himself facing a man with moon-bright eyes and sharp teeth, who warns him away before fainting into his arms.
Bo's may be a skeptic, but the stranger's magic is impossible to deny. Still, a kelpie? He's ready to call BS until the man turns into a horse right in front of him. As for the soulbond? Well, there's definitely something between them, a gravity he finds irresistible. Too bad the kelpie freezes and retreats anytime Bo gets within a few feet.
Everil's last bond left him broken: his soul torn and his confidence shattered. The last thing he wants is to inflict the same on the clueless, brash human who wanders into his home. Unfortunately, his soul has other ideas, and the stubborn man refuses to let Everil untangle their connection.
To keep Bo safe from his sadistic ex, Everil agrees to flee. At least until he can change the human's mind. But the man's rough kindness and honey-sweet soul quickly erode Everil's walls, threatening a flood of forbidden desire.
Together, they must face over-zealous fans, homicidal fae, and duplicitous friends. But their greatest threat is a love that defies centuries of tradition.
Tropes
Human/Fae
Touch starved
Hurt/Comfort
Threesomes with the universe
Opposites attract
Forced proximity
Found family
Healing from abuse
"I’m literally overflowing with positive things to say about this book! The writing is so flowing and lyrical - I was completely immersed, it reads like a fairytale and was so beautiful."
"You can't have Summer without Winter. You can't have a taste of ripe citrus without the taste of icy rivers temptations.
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Their end was hard won, with trials and a test of their feelings for each other. Even though Ever is a shy and proper guy... he has a filthy mouth and is very needy. "
"The MCs (including Talia, their little sassy edgelord pseudo-daughter that is present for the majority of the book) are SO likable, I can't even express. They meet at like 7% in and I was already so incredibly sad for Ever and just wanted Bo to hurry the hell up and get there. Once he does, their dynamic is immaculate."
"Everil and Bo are so incredible, they both are unique and beautiful. Flawed and broken, yet caring and protective. Both men have their own struggles, their own flaws, but they work through them together."
