β Scribed by J. C. McKenzie
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Truth can be ugly and part-time waitress, casual PI investigator, and half-fae shifter, Raven Crawford, canβt deny she owes the Lord of War a favour. If she defaults on her debt, she relinquishes all her power to a man who doesnβt know the meaning of mercy. And she thought her bank loans were bad.
With her new role in the Underworld contending with her debt to a dictator, a budding romance with the Lord of Shadows, and her need to pay the bills, Raven is in serious need of balance. But the moment the dark fae walked into her diner months ago, sheβs been off-balance.
Itβs time for Raven to pull up her big girl socks and prove to everyone sheβs no longer the burnt-out waitress with a nifty parlour trick.
Sheβs the Queen of Corvids.
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