An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson

An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson

Isobel paints portraits for the fair folk, who cannot create anything themselves and pay in enchantments. When she paints the autumn prince Rook, she makes one mistake: she puts human sorrow in his eyes, and every faerie who sees it will know he is weak.

He drags her to his court to stand trial, and the journey through faerie ruins their plans in every direction — a Wild Hunt, a Green Well, a law that says love between their kinds is punishable by death. Rogerson's faeries are genuinely alien: beautiful, incapable of lying, and unable to understand why humans mind dying.

A standalone fantasy romance, and one of the most-recommended entry points into the genre.

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