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SIGNED EDITION. PREORDERS ARRIVE BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
The fae prince of Snowbane has twelve days to find a bride—or be bound to the spirit of Winter forever.
Cursed to be romantically irresistible, this should be no problem. There’s only one catch: his bride must love him genuinely, without the influence of his curse.
And the one woman immune to his magic wants nothing to do with him.
Jubileigh has one priority this Christmas: keeping a roof over her daughter’s head. So when she’s hired to decorate the fae prince’s castle, she has no choice but to work for the man with a scandalous reputation.
But the more time Jubileigh spends with Aurelian, the more she suspects that the villagers have it wrong. Beneath his reputation is a man far different from the prince they whisper about.
With Christmas—and the curse—drawing near, Aurelian must win the heart of the one woman he cannot enchant. But if the secrets they’re keeping pull them apart, he may lose his only chance to escape Winter forever.
SIGNED EDITION. PREORDERS ARRIVE BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
The fae prince of Snowbane has twelve days to find a bride—or be bound to the spirit of Winter forever.
Cursed to be romantically irresistible, this should be no problem. There’s only one catch: his bride must love him genuinely, without the influence of his curse.
And the one woman immune to his magic wants nothing to do with him.
Jubileigh has one priority this Christmas: keeping a roof over her daughter’s head. So when she’s hired to decorate the fae prince’s castle, she has no choice but to work for the man with a scandalous reputation.
But the more time Jubileigh spends with Aurelian, the more she suspects that the villagers have it wrong. Beneath his reputation is a man far different from the prince they whisper about.
With Christmas—and the curse—drawing near, Aurelian must win the heart of the one woman he cannot enchant. But if the secrets they’re keeping pull them apart, he may lose his only chance to escape Winter forever.
