Her Fae Secret (Regency Magic Faerie Tales Book 1) by Eliza Prokopovits

A magically gifted debutante. A wounded veteran magician. A secret that could ruin everything. Eleanor Maybury and her sisters have spent the last five years secretly dancing at the Faerie Queen’s ball every Seventh Night, just as their late mother did when she was young. Now they’ve come to London for a debut Season in hopes of finding a good match. They’ll be barred from Faerie as soon as they get engaged, so they need to make the most of these last precious visits, even if it means magically opening the gate and sneaking away from busy social events. Due to the restoration of peace, James Weston has returned to England after seven years of service as a magician in the Royal Navy. He isn’t looking for a wife; he’s looking for a new career path. But he can’t deny that Eleanor is everything he’s ever wanted and more. He also can’t ignore the nagging hum of active magic that shouldn’t be present at a ball, which his military instincts demand that he investigate. To be discovered sneaking, without a chaperone, through a mysterious magical gateway would bring down scandal and ruin on Eleanor and her sisters, ending any hope of making a match at all. Both Eleanor and James are falling head over heels, but can their love survive her family’s secret? Enjoy this YA retelling of Grimm’s “Twelve Dancing Princesses” set in a magical Regency England, perfect for fans of Disney who want Pride and Prejudice hand-flex vibes. The Regency Magic Faerie Tales are clean and cozy YA romantasy fairy tale retellings. Each is a standalone with a happily ever after, and they can be read in any order.

Her Darling Wolf (Regency Magic Faerie Tales Book 8) by Eliza Prokopovits

She wants nothing to do with her best friend’s brother. He wants nothing more than to win her over. Miss Emma Darling is content—living with her mother and grandmother, gardening, practicing her healing and illusions, and avoiding any attempts at matchmaking. Nothing can change that, not even her best friend’s brother—her own former friend—returning to town. Kane Peters can’t for the life of him understand why Emma loathes him so completely. They were such good friends before he left for university, and she never seemed to mind that, thanks to his family curse, he spent half his time as a wolf. He always imagined that they’d end up married, but there’s no hope of that unless he can find out what he did wrong and fix it. Emma, barely willing to tolerate Kane for his sister’s sake, unexpectedly finds herself needing his help when her step-cousin arrives for a surprise visit. She’s the only one who finds Richard’s behavior suspicious, but she’s convinced he’s up to something and determined to find proof. Can Emma and Kane sort out their differences before Richard enacts his diabolical—or perhaps perfectly innocent—plan? Enjoy this YA retelling of "Little Red Riding Hood," set in a magical Regency England perfect for fans of Disney who want Pride and Prejudice hand flex vibes. The Regency Magic Faerie Tales are clean and cozy YA romantasy fairy tale retellings. Each is a standalone with a happily ever after, and they can be read in any order.

The Beast's Magician (Regency Magic Faerie Tales Book 2) by Eliza Prokopovits

His beastly personality is worse than his fur and fangs, but she's ready to deal with anything for the job he offers. With her father's estate entailed, Isabelle Morton has but two options for securing her future: marriage or becoming a governess. Having no interest in her village's most eligible bachelor, she's prepared to choose the latter—until she receives an unexpected job offer involving magic, books, and best of all, no spoiled children. Thomas Hughes, the reclusive Duke of Harborough, has an ulterior motive for hiring his beautiful new magician. To break the Faerie curse that stole his own magic and hideously transformed him, he needs to fall in love. But with claws and fangs, he can hardly look for a wife in a London ballroom. Can Isabelle see past the fur and the fangs to save the man beneath? Is the monstrous duke even worth saving? Enjoy this YA retelling of “Beauty and the Beast," set in a magical Regency England perfect for fans of Disney who want Pride and Prejudice hand flex vibes. The Regency Magic Faerie Tales are clean and cozy YA romantasy fairy tale retellings. Each is a standalone with a happily ever after, and they can be read in any order.