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Sasha Peyton Smith
The Cruel Prince meets The Selection in this captivating duology opener brimming with heart-pounding romance, vicious competition, and beautiful, cruel fae, from the New York Times bestselling author of The Witch Haven, Sasha Peyton Smith.Every citizen of England is granted one bargain from their immortal fae queen.High society girls are expected to bargain for qualities that will win them suitors: a rare talent for piano in exchange for one's happiest childhood memory. A perfect smile for one's ability to taste.But Ivy Benton's debut season arrives with a shocking twist: a competition to secure the heart of the Queen's fae son, Prince Bram. A prize that could save Ivy's family from ruin... and free her sister from the bargain that destroyed her.Yet every glittering fae deal has a rotting heart--and at the center of this contest is a dark plot that could destroy everything Ivy knows.Sweepingly romantic and deceptively enchanting, this alternate history romantasy will enthrall readers of Holly Black, Stephanie Garber, and Adalyn Grace.
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Author
Sasha Peyton Smith
Pages
400
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published Date
2025
ISBN
0063372525 9780063372528
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"I was grated an offer from NetGalley to read this and review it for them. Thank you so much for that NetGalley. I absolutely loved this book. When they said it was like the cruel prince and The Selection mixed I just had to read it. I love books about fae and I love the competition aspect. I love how Ivy had to compete for the Fae Princes hand and all the deals and twists and turns that came with it. Such an amazing book. I can’t wait for it to be published so others can read it as well. I will swiftly be getting my own copy of this."
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Julz
"The premise was interesting and the characters were very well written. I loved going on this adventure with the main character, and watching the events unfold. I liked it that it was compelling, there were a few moments that had me feeling emotional. When it says “dark romance” it DEFINITELY means dark as in tragic and full of struggle lol but I think it just made the story feel more relatable. Especially when it comes to the complexity of relationships between family, friends, and lovers."
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Ari Aranda
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