It’s politics, fairies, and intrigue in this dark enemies-to-lovers adaptation of Midsummer Night’s Dream. The course of true love never did run smooth.IvyAs the daughter of the president, I’ve had my life planned out for me: college, law school, politics. I should have guessed that my mother would plan my marriage, too. She needs a political success, which means I have to wed my enemy for publicity. I hate Lex Fairfax so much, it burns. I don’t know how I’ll spend three weeks at a remote castle in Ireland with him, his girlfriend, and my boyfriend without our secrets tearing us apart.When a mysterious stranger overhears my drama, she takes pity on me…in her own way.LexI hate Ivy Washington. She’s annoying and frustrating, and she gets under my skin like no one else. Marrying her would be a special kind of hell.I just need to get through this without my past coming back to haunt me. Everyone keeps secrets for their own reasons, but mine will destroy all four of us.When a Midsummer party turns into a nightmare, we learn there are consequences to making a vow in a magical place. And the fairies never play fair.
Midsummer: a Contemporary Enemies-to-lovers Adaptation
In this enemies-to-lovers twist on Midsummer Night’s Dream, Ivy, the president’s daughter, is forced to marry her enemy, Lex, for political gain. As they navigate secrets and past traumas, a mysterious stranger intervenes, setting off a chain of events that lead them to face the consequences of making a vow in a magical place. Love, politics, and fairies collide in this dark and intriguing tale.
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