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For better or for worse, the newest changeling has arrived . . . When Thea Kanelos?s best friend drags her to an art gala (that?s definitely not her thing), she doesn?t expect a chance encounter with Devin Grayson to change her life forever. The handsome stranger isn?t just anyone?he?s a powerful fae, charged with bringing Thea into his world.Believing that she?s always been human, Thea must accept that everything she?s known about herself up until now has been a lie. She?s not human at all. She is a fae?funny, because she doesn?t even believe in faeries.But with strange creatures now visible on the street and fangs and colors flashing in the shadows, it can?t be denied: faeries are real. And with the Winter Solstice approaching, a magnificent ball will bring her fully into the fae world and draw her closer to Devin with whom she has a deepening and dangerous attraction.As her new powers awaken, Thea learns she plays a more pivotal role to the fae than she ever imagined. And when the

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