There is a guideline amongst his kind: A jester doesn’t lie.

In the Kingdom of Spring, Poet is renowned. He’s youthful and quite, a enthusiast of men and women. He performs for the courtroom, kisses such as a scoundrel, and mocks having a gold tongue.

Yet allow him this: It’s just the most cunning, most manipulative spirit who can play the fool.

For Poet guards a key.

One the Crown would shackle him for. One which he’ll risk everything to safeguard.

Alas, it will take a lot more than clever phrases to deceive Princess Briar.

Convinced that he’s juggling lies aswell as verse, this righteous nuisance of a woman is determined to expose him.

But not all falsehoods are fiendish. Poet’s key is delicate, binding the jester to the princess within an improbable alliance-and kindling a breathless attraction, as alluring as it is forbidden.

Contains mature themes.