Urban fairy Honoria and her wife Shelagh are knee-deep in junk mail and overdue bills. Their bachelor apartment isn't big enough for the two of them and they spend their days at each other’s throats. Despite the difficulties of city life, Honoria's dead-set against using their magical powers. Even when Shelagh devises a plot to make money off fairy gold, her girl won't go for it. Honoria would rather steal the old-fashioned way than end up in a military facility after the government catches wind of their abilities--which isn't so far-fetched a concern. It happened to a friend of a friend. When Shelagh insists they can earn a living off cash-for-gold services, the irritable couple begins a career in small-time thievery. Who knew breaking and entering would be such fun?
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Better writing than Rush Week, although I really didn't like the characters. Yes, they're fairy, which means they can be amoral jerks, but these two shouldn't even be married. The sexy bits were all right, but they spent most of the story fighting. It seemed as though the only reason they were married was because the sex was good, if they bothered to have any.
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Better writing than Rush Week, although I really didn't like the characters. Yes, they're fairy, which means they can be amoral jerks, but these two shouldn't even be married. The sexy bits were all right, but they spent most of the story fighting. It seemed as though the only reason they were married was because the sex was good, if they bothered to have any.