MIsted (Dark Faeverse #5)

The Spy. The Shadow. The Secret.

Claire Whitmore isn’t a damsel; she’s an elite intelligence operative who eats ciphers for breakfast.

When her sister Rosalind starts sending letters that sound wrong, Claire doesn’t just worry—she infiltrates.

She’s got a perfect cover, espionage experience, and a mission to crack the Mist Court wide open.

Too bad she’s walking into a trap designed by an ancient fae male who has been obsessed with her for six months.

Lord Vaelis Nebulon has been running high-stakes intelligence since before Claire’s city existed.

He didn’t just wait for his prophesied Omega; he orchestrated the “accidental” mission that delivered her to his doorstep.

He’s got six centuries of patience, a court powered by illusion magic, and a dual-anatomy that makes staying undercover a real impossibility. One touch, and the spy is compromised.

As Claire’s pre-heat flares under the weight of Vaelis’s cold, demanding touch, the line between who she is and who she’s pretending to be disappears.

He’s not just claiming her body; he’s remaking her until she can’t tell what’s the magic and what’s her own heart.

But when the mist clears to reveal a betrayal that costs Claire everything, she has to decide: Is she a captured asset, or the only woman smart enough to own the male who tried to cage her?