Prince of the Dark Fae by Lindsey Devin

Girls like me don’t get fairy tale endings.
My sister and I might be popular seamstresses for the fae, but that doesn’t make life easy. Nothing about serving the fae is easy. Or safe.
Still, I thought I could have one nice thing. The pendant I found when I was young is my good luck charm and my secret. Until I forget to hide it at a ball and instead of bringing me luck it lands me in hot water.

The King and Queen of the Light fae tell me it’s stolen and that I have to return it. Only when I try it won’t come off. The fae don’t grant second chances. What they call me next makes my blood run cold.
Witch.
I’m not a witch. I’m a seamstress, a human, a nobody. Now I’m banished from the land of the light fae, leaving only one place to go.

The Dark Fae’s Kingdom.
Suddenly I find myself claimed by the dark fae prince. He’s as handsome as he is deadly and I should be running from him. Only he and his kingdom awaken a side of me I never knew existed. I hunger for him, but every time he looks at me I can’t be certain if it’s me or the pendant he wants.

This is the land of the dark fae, where every offer comes with a catch. Where trickery and cruelty are supposed to be celebrated. The grander the offer, the more wary you should be of the cost.
The prince wants me to be his queen.