Taming Ivy

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Book cover titled "Taming Ivy" by Natalie Griffin featuring a woman with long, dark, braided hair decorated with small flowers, standing outdoors in nature.
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Dive into the dark world of fairies in Natalie Griffin’s romantasy novel, Taming Ivy.

Not all fairies get their wings.

Those who don't must leave their homes and work in the human society.

For those who refuse to comply, there are consequences.

Ivy is one of those whose wings never emerged from beneath her skin. After hiding for years, her time of peace has run out. The enforcers launch a surprise inspection and take her to the next sale. Her stubborn wings are ripped into the open, and she is sold as a slave to the highest bidder. 

Islwyn's life is in perfect order. He's the property’s enforcer, the one everyone trusts with their life, second-in-command only to the master. He wants nothing more than to keep everything as it is. Until his master has other plans—he is to pick his mate at the next sale.

Thrust into this unfamiliar world, all Ivy desires is to get back to the safety of her family, and all Islwyn wants is to ship her right back where she came from. In this enemies-to-lovers romance, these two fairies must learn to rely on each other in more ways than they realize.