She sees what glamour hides. He wears winter like a blade. Together, they turn consent into magic—and a city into a promise.

Paige Gray has spent her whole life sketching the things no one else will admit they see. In Nashville, her haunted art finally finds an audience—and draws the attention of Rune, a winter-court fixer with a reputation for clean knives and colder rules. When Paige's drawings are revealed as working maps of the city's hidden seams, she's pulled into a feud between Bright and Winter courts, a charming thief who sells stolen magic, and a ledger of names the river itself remembers.

Paige's talent isn't spells. It's rules: doors that open only when she asks, hinges that make cathedrals behave, and vows that turn desire into law. With Esme—the aunt who keeps a house full of petty miracles—Paige and Rune fight schoolyard overlays, museum grandeur, and a megachurch miracle vine, one chalk line at a time. The price is patience, public work...and the kind of romance that refuses to be a leash.

When Winter demands three impossible tasks and Bright wants a pretty yes, Paige writes a new compact—on a stage, in a courtroom, and on the city's skin. If she wins, gods will sweep, thieves will stand audit, and her yes will still belong to her.

GLAMOURLESS is a consent-forward, enemies-to-lovers urban fantasy romance with a HEA, sharp banter, civic magic, and one rule that changes everything: only when I ask.