Theodora Ettings has lived with the consequences of a faerie curse since childhood — no fear, no embarrassment, and a dangerous tendency toward accidental scandal. When the ill-mannered Lord Sorcier of England takes notice of her unusual condition, she is drawn into faerie politics far beyond her quiet London Season. Each book in the series follows a different protagonist navigating the same enchanted Regency world, where faerie bargains, social expectations, and unexpected love collide.

Each book centers a different heroine, but all share a quality: they operate at the margins of what Regency society considers acceptable and discover their own power through that displacement. Dora is witty and unselfconscious; Effie is determined and quietly fierce; Abigail is brilliant and underestimated by everyone, including herself.

Across three standalone books, the series builds a richly enchanted Regency England where faeries operate by different rules than humans — with consequences that range from comic to genuinely dark. The first book establishes the world through Dora's eyes; the second follows a housemaid navigating a dangerous faerie bargain; the third brings us to the next generation as Dora's daughter Abigail and a street-rat magician investigate mysterious debutante deaths. Social commentary on class and gender is woven into every book.