Her writing style: She will make you angry enough to throw the book across the room, but happy enough to want to do it again and again.

Ariel Rae was raised in a small New Hampshire town but left it behind to attend Emerson College in Boston. After graduating with a degree in Writing, Literature, and Publishing, she moved to southern California.

Working as a barista, she somehow turned her life into a cliché and met her partner while serving him coffee. They fell in love, got married, adopted a bunch of cats, moved to the rainy side of Oregon, then moved back to New England where it all started.

When she's not writing, she plays video games, drinks tea, reads way too much (though, she wonders if there is such a thing as too much reading), and snowboards.

She also writes YA novels under R. A. Desilets.

All the Fae she had been with were dead.

Scarlet earned her title of Fae Slayer, but despite the amount of bodies in her wake, she has no leads on where to find the Fae king. In the aftermath of the Fae invasion, she has three rules for her survival:

1. Never negotiate.

2. Never trust a pretty face.

3. Never tell anyone how she started the apocalypse.

After one of her hunts, she’s cornered by an assassin hired by the Fae king himself. Voss is a Blood Hunter, and he knows Scarlet opened the Fae door, making her the only human capable of ending the king’s rule. He has a proposition: an alliance to kill the king.

Knowing her identity gives Voss the upper hand, and she has no choice but to accept. With two of her rules broken, can she trust the assassin if it means getting revenge?