The King of Nightmares has lost his power and only one woman can save it… Chelsea Thornrose is a walking, talking, book-loving witch. She can spout off fun facts about various subjects. But what she can’t tell you is who she’s going to marry, and marry she must, otherwise her family’s magic, as well as her own, will disappear. Forever. Worse, there doesn’t seem to be any getting out of this. Which means, she should be overjoyed when the arrogant King of Nightmares decides that he wants to date her, but Chelsea smells a rat. Why would this super-hot and super annoying guy from the dream world want to date a witch? The King of Nightmares is cursed. His ability to wield dreams is failing, and everyday his power weakens. With it, the veil that separates the real world from the land of dreams becomes thinner. He needs answers as to what’s happening with his magic, and those answers are hidden in the depths of a dangerous book, a book that just so happens to belong to the Thornrose family. When a spell goes wrong and the King and Chelsea find themselves trapped inside the book, they have two choices—go their separate ways or work together and escape. But as they work together, the lines between enemies and allies begins to blur, and Chelsea finds herself wondering that maybe being trapped in the book forever is the least of her problems. Maybe losing her heart is worse. This is the third book in the Seven Suitors for Seven Witches series. If you're new to the series, start with How To Fake it With a Fae. It's got all the feels—ballroom scenes, a broody fae king, a magical bookshop, found family and sisterhood.