He promised to save her brother. She promised to kill him. Neither expected to fall in lust.

London, 1895. Wendy Davenport is running out of time. Her brother is dying, her family is unraveling, and the debts strangling their household have left her with nowhere to turn.

Then a young man appears at her window. Not truly a man at all, but a myth wrapped in moonlight. Peter is a wish-granter, a devil, a miracle. He offers her one impossible bargain: come to Neverland for a single week, and her brother will live.

But miracles are never free.

Before Wendy can accept, Lady Julie Bainbridge—London’s most vindictive socialite and the woman who knows the Davenport family’s ruin by heart—presents her with a counteroffer: Kill Peter. Bring back proof. Save her family and silence the truth forever.

So Wendy goes to Neverland with murder in her heart and desperation in her veins.

But Neverland is not the dream she was promised. It is feral, intoxicating, and ruled by Peter—a beautiful liar with star-bright eyes and a touch that feels like surrender. Every moment with him blurs her purpose. Every kiss unravels her resolve. And the deeper she is pulled into his world, the harder it becomes to remember the girl who came to kill him.

Desire is a trap. Love is a weapon. And Neverland always takes its tithe.

A darkly erotic Peter Pan retelling steeped in temptation, knife-edge longing, and a love that demands you burn for it. Perfect for readers who crave the sensual mythology of Sierra Simone, the dangerous fantasy of Scarlett St. Clair, and fairy-tale retellings with teeth.