An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson
Beauty becomes complicated when the people who desire it can’t create it themselves.
An Enchantment of Ravens follows Isobel, a talented portrait artist whose Craft makes her valuable to the fair folk and whose decision to paint something dangerously honest into a faerie prince’s portrait changes everything. What begins with art soon becomes a journey through a world where beauty, bargains, and old rules carry consequences.
It’s a fantasy filled with creativity and enchantment, but its magic never feels entirely safe. Exactly the sort of book that makes an ordinary study feel like somewhere you should probably check the windows twice.
This piece can be found through Better World Books.
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