A Dance with the Fae Prince
A mortal woman stumbles into the dangerous court of a fae prince who hides dark secrets and deadly power. Political machinations, forbidden attraction, and hidden magic force her to choose between survival and love. Mystery and danger highlight every moment at his side.
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Katria was raised on one rule: never fall in love. Her late father's fortune is gone, and her cruel stepmother marries her off to a wealthy recluse, Lord Fenwood, to save the family. Marriage to a stranger suits Katria fine, love was never part of her plan. But her new husband comes with rules. Stay out of the woods. Do not ask about the sounds at night. And never try to see his face. When curiosity wins and Katria follows him into the forbidden forest, she witnesses a ritual not meant for human eyes and learns the truth: her husband is Davien, rightful heir to the fae throne, hiding from the usurper who stole his crown. Worse, the ritual goes sideways and the ancient magic meant for Davien ends up in Katria. Now the usurper needs her dead, and the only way through is deeper into the fae world beside a husband she was never supposed to love.
Emotional abuse and neglect by family, grief over a parent's death, violence and peril. Romance is low-spice.
The magic Katria absorbs is the power of the ancient fae kings, which makes her the key to Davien reclaiming his throne rather than a bystander. They fall in love for real despite both swearing they would not. It ends happily: the usurper is defeated, Davien takes his crown, and Katria chooses to stay beside him.
For readers who want a Beauty and the Beast flavored fae romance with a marriage-of-convenience setup and a guaranteed happy ending, in the same lane as A Deal with the Elf King rather than anything grimdark. Slow burn, mild heat. Skip it if you want brutal stakes or morally gray leads, Kova plays this one warm and comforting.
The second Married to Magic novel. These are standalone romances in a shared world, so you do not need A Deal with the Elf King first. Each book follows a different couple to its own complete happy ending.
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