The Poison Daughter

Every man Harlow Carrenwell kisses dies—and she has never once considered that a problem.

The poison-lipped youngest daughter of Lunameade's most powerful magical family has built her reputation on silence and tragedy. By day, she plays the dutiful daughter, eliminating her parents' enemies with a smile and a lethal press of her lips. By night, she's something else entirely—a vigilante slipping through the shadows of their walled city, protecting women that no one else will.

She has buried one husband already. Her new betrothed, Henry Havenwood, is simply the next name on her list.

Except Henry doesn't die.

When Harlow's kiss leaves him utterly unaffected, the carefully constructed walls of her double life begin to crack. Henry is her family's rival, her arranged husband, and now the only person alive who knows exactly what she is. He should expose her. He should use this against her. Instead, he does something far more dangerous—he offers her an alliance.

Harlow doesn't trust alliances. She doesn't trust charming men with inconvenient immunity and eyes that see too much. But with her parents tightening their grip and the women of Lunameade running out of time, she may have no choice but to work beside the one man she can't destroy.

The problem with keeping Henry close is that somewhere between enemies and uneasy allies, Harlow starts to want him alive.