A British archivist must fall in love to free the fairy godmother she accidentally summoned—but could falling for each other free them both? A charming cottagecore sapphic romance from the author of Love at First Fright.

Annie Finch has her life neatly organised. A successful archivist at the Merryweather Museum, she knows exactly where everything belongs—except her heart. She’s hopelessly in love with her handsome, oblivious boss, and convinced he’s the one missing piece in her perfectly ordered life.

But after the loss of her friend and mentor, Rita, Annie is far too busy for romance. Especially now that she is left in charge of cataloging Rita’s extensive art collection and grand estate for the museum. Annie's first night of exploration leads her up a secret winding staircase to a trove of especially mysterious objects, including a twinkling green jar.

Upon touching it, Annie accidentally summons Esynne, a beautiful fairy godmother cursed to help thirty women find love. Annie is her final task before freedom, but Esynne hasn’t been summoned since the Regency era . . . so her courting advice is a little out of date. In a world of dating apps and scandalous romance novels, Esynne has a lot to learn.

Fascinated by this discovery, Annie accepts Esynne's help in winning over her boss—but she may find her happily ever after has been standing beside her all along.