A Crown of Ivy and Glass -- Claire Legrand

<p><strong>"Full of high stakes and detailed fantasy worldbuilding with interesting mythology for readers." --<em>Library Journal</em></strong></p><p><strong>New York Times bestselling author of <em>Furyborn</em>, Claire Legrand, makes her stunning adult debut with <em>A Crown of Ivy and Glass</em>, a lush, sweeping, steamy fantasy romance series starter that's perfect for fans of Bridgerton and <em>A Court of Thorns and Roses</em>.</strong></p><p>Lady Gemma Ashbourne seemingly has it all. She's young, gorgeous, and rich. Her family was Anointed by the gods, blessed with incredible abilities. But underneath her glittering fa軋de, Gemma is deeply sad. Years ago, her sister Mara was taken to the Middlemist to guard against treacherous magic. Her mother abandoned the family. Her father and eldest sister, Farrin--embroiled in a deadly blood feud with the mysterious Bask family--often forget Gemma exists.</p><p>Worst of all, Gemma is the only Ashbourne to possess no magic. Instead, her body fights it like poison. Constantly ill, aching with loneliness, Gemma craves love and yearns to belong.</p><p>Then she meets the devastatingly handsome Talan d'Astier. His family destroyed themselves, seduced by a demon, and Talan, the only survivor, is determined to redeem their honor. Intrigued and enchanted, Gemma proposes a bargain: She'll help Talan navigate high society if he helps her destroy the Basks. According to popular legend, a demon called The Man With the Three-Eyed Crown is behin