Enchanting the Fae Queen

From the acclaimed author of Wooing the Witch Queen , Enchanting the Fae Queen is book two in the Queens of Villainy series.

A new Stephanie Burgis book is always a joy , and Enchanting the Fae Queen continues the trend with one of my favorite microtropes: a clever woman who is underestimated by everyone around her – except the enemy general she abducts. Add in the perfect blend of fantasy and romance and the result is delightful!

I’ve yet to read a Stephanie Burgis book I haven’t adored, and Wooing the Witch Queen is no exception. With a cast of delightful characters, a wonderfully fierce heroine and heaps of wit, this is a warm and lovely story with a big heart

If you’re looking for the perfect blend of swoon-worthy romance and delightful fantasy world-building, Wooing the Witch Queen should be your next read. Filled with found family, cozy vibes and characters who care deeply about one another, I blazed through it at record speed because I couldn’t wait to get to the happily ever after – and Burgis delivered! I adored it, and I can’t wait to see what book two holds!

Wooing the Witch Queen is spectacular! Full of charm, wit and magic, with two pitch-perfect main characters and a swoon-worthy romance, it’s absolutely irresistible. I loved it!

Burgis keeps the pages flying while impressively balancing political intrigue, slow-burning romance and comic relief. Readers will be enchanted

Witty dialogue, a slow-burn romance and secrets keep this story moving at a steady clip . . . Burgis’s clever romantasy is ideal for readers of Travis Baldree and Freya Marske

A heart-warmingly fun cosy fantasy which radiates with whimsy and charm. It was the kind of read that kept me smiling and had the kind of romance that was incredibly endearing

Stephanie Burgis grew up in East Lansing, Michigan, but now lives in Wales with her husband and two children, surrounded by mountains, castles and coffee shops. She writes wildly romantic adult historical fantasies (including The Harwood Spellbook with over twenty thousand self-published copies sold) and has had over forty short stories for adults and teens published in magazines and anthologies.