Olivia Atwater Books in Order

A childhood faerie curse leaves Dora Ettings without half her soul and little sense of embarrassment. During London's marriage season, an ill-mannered magician takes interest in her condition, drawing her into dangerous magic and unexpected romance.

Housemaid Effie accepts a faerie lord's help winning a gentleman's affection in exchange for sewing ten thousand stitches. With only one hundred days to secure a proposal, she discovers that magical assistance brings complications of its own.

Goblin captain William Blair faces execution for a crime he did not commit. An offer of help from a fellow prisoner draws his loyal crew into local politics and a desperate plan to steal from the ruler who condemned him.

Olivia Atwater explains how to write book descriptions that help suitable readers choose a novel. Step-by-step guidance covers hooks, reader expectations, feedback, and endings, with examples showing how specific edits improve an existing blurb.

Abigail Wilder investigates mysterious deaths among London's young women despite doubts about her magical abilities. A self-taught magician named Mercy joins her search, complicating both the pursuit of a dangerous faerie lord and Abigail's heart.

Fallen angel Gadriel can clear a gambling debt by tempting the scrupulously good Holly Harker into a little self-indulgence. Holly resists every approach, forcing Gadriel to reconsider the assignment and draw on older, kinder skills.

Olivia Atwater examines how readers understand stories, paragraphs, and sentences, offering practical ways to make prose easier to follow. Before-and-after examples address dialogue, ambiguity, punctuation, and other choices that can clarify genre fiction.

When faeries replace her young charge with a wooden imitation, governess Winifred Hall sets out to rescue the boy. Exploring Witchwood Manor's hidden dangers, she accepts help from a charming faerie butler whose secrets make trust difficult.

Goblin airship captain William Blair swears to escort a suspicious passenger and soon faces pirates and legendary magic workers. His crew survived the collapse of the Imperium once, but the empire’s returning remnants force them to confront the ghosts of that catastrophe.

Branded a black magician and pursued by an ancient enemy, Clarimonde Betony flees London with the deceitful Lord Foxglove. Their search for a weapon leads to a beautiful, cruel faerie whose hospitality may prove more dangerous than pursuit.