Having someone tell you they’ve come to end your pathetic existence is probably an uncommon occurrence. Is he here to kill her or protect her from others who will? Her hopes are shattered when a dangerous man with lethal intent breaks into her apartment, but this enticing stranger isn't what he seems. Now that she is fully emancipated and providing for herself, she hopes that life will settle down and become something halfway normal. Her shocking white hair, creepy powers, and weird eating habits have prevented her from fitting in with her various foster families. He must follow through with his assignment or risk the wrath of his father, but killing Crysta means losing the most precious gift a Fae warrior could ever hope to receive.It's not everyday a teenage girl is singled out for assassination.Ĭrysta has come to accept the fact that she is freakishly different. He’s duty-bound to see this assignment through, until he realizes he’s been sent to kill his fated mate. When he’s given the assignment to take out one of the biggest threats the Seelie Court has ever known, he’s not expecting said threat to come in the form of a petite teenager who can barely afford to feed her cat let alone mastermind the destruction of an entire world. She’s far more terrified she’ll lose her heart.Īs a highly skilled assassin and future heir to the Seelie throne, Prince Jareth carries the weight of the Fae realm on his shoulders. Her plans are shattered when a handsome man breaks into her apartment and declares he’s there to kill her.īut Crysta isn’t afraid she'll lose her life. Now that she is finally on her own, her plan is to focus on dance, trust absolutely no one, and avoid the rest of humanity.
Her shocking looks and creepy powers scare off potential friends, and her otherworldly presence tends to attract unwelcome and dangerous admirers. It's not every day your fated mate targets you for assassinationĪ lonely foster teen meets a Fae warrior on assignment.Ĭrysta is freakishly different, never quite fitting in with her various foster families.
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