He's a gorgeous trickster Fae, and he holds the key to the only thing I've ever wanted--what could go wrong? Joining the elite jewelry enchanter's guild is all I've ever wanted . . . but nothing I create sparkles enough for them. After my latest rejection, I'm starting to think I'll never be good enough, no matter how perfectly I enchant an emerald. Without their approval or a coven, though, my business is sure to go under. Then Caelan, a handsome Unseelie fae of the worst sort, shows up in my cozy small town, full of more charm than anyone I've ever met. When a group of dwarves start telling tale of rare gems in a nearby cave, though, I know exactly what I have to do: convince Caelan to use his Unseelie magic to lead me to the sapphires before the dwarves can get them. Enchanting a dragon sapphire is guaranteed to prove I'm good enough for the guild. I bind Caelan to me with a complicated spell. Sure, it's a bit unorthodox, and maybe slightly unethical--but it's not supposed to make me fall for him. The spell is definitely not supposed to make him fall in love with me . . . or call me his mate. But how can I tell where the spell ends and we begin? Contains mature themes.