Synopsis: Always Read the Fae Print

Twenty-six year old Lillian thinks she's finally managed to build up a normal life after growing up in a family where magic is ever-present and goblins are more common pets than cats and dogs. When she finds out her dad signed a supernatural contract with the fae to save her life after a childhood accident that left her badly scarred, she has no choice but to dive back into the much-hated world of magic she's tried so hard to escape from.

Teaming up with her estranged shapeshifter mother, Lillian reluctantly tries to make a deal with the fae to save her dad's soul from a thousand years of eternal torment. She risks everything she's built up in her life, from her job to her apartment to her budding romance with coworker Arjan – and even her life itself when she finds out the fae are up to much worse than simply enslaving souls.

She knew there was a reason she hated this world.