Meet Dianthe…again – Bloodlust and Fairy Dust
There’s a Fae woman in this book. That twinkle in her eye isn’t charm; it’s calculation. If you’re a client of hers, she’s sizing you up, seeing how you’ll do in tips, if you’ll be difficult to handle, and if she’ll have to call security on you. Because her job is comfort, but she always considers her safety first.
Not all Fae are delicate. Some are sly opportunists—bright, ruthless, and strategic. Dianthe learned early how to survive. She understands leverage.
She understands longing. She especially understands that sometimes justice is messy and survival is louder than virtue.
She once turned a vampire into a piranha and dropped him into the river and laughed while she did it. That isn’t even the worst thing she’s done.
She’s escaped death so many times she’s lost count.
