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Kate Kole has broken the laws of the magical folk. Four fearsome elven assassins appear in the mortal world to punish her, led by the dread Prince Cressica Alabastian, a contender for the throne of the Northern Corner of Eternity. However, events take an unexpected turn when the elves find themselves managing Kate's cozy café. They must learn basic human tasks, such as cleaning up after themselves, driving a car, calmly discussing fantasy novels, and generally being nice. The hot-headed Prince Cressica plans a deadly revenge, but as he aims to strike at Kate's most vulnerable point, he discovers he has one too. When the darkness of the Corners of Eternity knocks at the gates of the mortal world, the prince must make a choice that could cost him everything.

Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good fright... The Quarrel of Sword and Bone spells doom for anyone who dares enter the arena with the deranged Queen, whose soul has long since frozen. Imagine if St. Nicholas were a young, mad trickster, and you possessed the one thing he desired. What if your only protector had a dark history of failure? Sixteen-year-old Helen Bell knows tragedy well, having faced mockery in school and wearing donated clothes. She believes these hardships have prepared her for anything, but an unexpected encounter grants her the ability to see invisible beings among us. A handsome Winter guardian appears to help her, and suddenly, the holiday legends of her childhood take on a haunting reality. As magical events disrupt her daily life and a train horn calls to her from across the city, Helen finds herself caught in a battle between good and evil. This debut novel by Jennifer Kropf is perfect for fans of classic tales like The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and Harry Potter. The author weaves a captivating narrative that feels both original and reminiscent of beloved stories. With vivid descriptions that transport readers to a world of snow and warmth, the book is gripping, fast-paced, and rich in heart, making it highly recommended for young YA readers and beyond.