Out of the three of us — Morgan, Ella, and I — I have the worst reputation. Oh, I'm a fantastic faerie godmother, but a raunchy trickster with a propensity for loving and leaving. Now that I think I'm falling in love, things are about to get... problematic.

Raven is a faerie godmother in the last year of her apprenticeship in Winslow, Arizona. A rebel who spends her time pulling pranks on mortals, Raven also enjoys sleeping with anyone who catches her eye. It doesn't matter if they're human, fae, or other. Everyone is fair game when it comes to her lust.

In fact, she thought she would have no problem abiding by the unspoken rule that all faeries learn when applying to the Academy to become godmothers: Don't fall in love, especially with the humans assigned to you.

Too bad Raven's rebellious streak seems to encompass romance, because something about Tori Dylan makes her want to put an end to her bedpost-notching ways. Tori is a fox shifter with a major problem — her rare supernatural talent makes her an asset to the den she rejected. And it turns out her father, the alpha, isn't going to let Tori go without a fight.

Raven will stop at nothing to convince Tori that she's worthy of so much more in her life, but how can a fae with a rep for using people for her own pleasure gain the shifter's trust? It takes Raven accepting her own feelings to help Tori find the strength to stand up for herself... even if it means breaking all the rules of both the fae and shifter worlds.

Love and duty unite in this 32,000 word novella where a little magic can go a long way.