Sophia was just another New Yorker trying to survive Valentine's Day alone, and then she touched something she shouldn't have. Now she's trapped in a magical masquerade, playing a magical game she didn't choose to play. Sophia hasn't believed in magic since she was a little girl, she hasn't believed in love since last relationship nearly destroyed her. But when an enchanted fountain drags her into a masquerade ruled by an ancient Sorceress, believing in more than magic becomes mandatory. Not only does she meet one Fae prince but two, the twin brothers are just as trapped in the Sorceress' game as she is and they are all running out of time. Alaric wants to protect her. Kael sees straight through her. And the Sorceress? She just wants to watch Sophia fail so she can absorb the power of all those trapped within her masquerade. The game: Choose one before midnight. The catch: Choosing means losing the other. Not Choosing means everyone dies. When Sophia uncovers a secret hidden for centuries she'll risk everything to break a curse that's destroyed countless lives. Two princes. One curse. Zero good options. It's time to break some rules. A Fey for Valentine's Day is a fantasy romance about finding where you belong, the loves that change us, and learning that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is paint your own ending.