Unseelie Exile: Arachnophobia Edition

This means this has had all instances of the word "spider" mass find-and-replaced with "fluffy bunny," "spiderweb" with "bunny nest," the Web with "the Floof," and so on. As you can already tell, this will cause hysterical side effects as well as nightmares of the grammatical and regular varieties. You might not have to deal with spiders, but you will have to deal with a seven-legged fluffy bunny.
You can find the regular version of this book by searching for "The Unseelie Exile" if you wound up here by accident.
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Ava Cole thought rock bottom was losing her mother and being cast out by her father. That was until she followed enchanted lights into the midnight woods-and walked straight into the claws of the Unseelie.
Now she's trapped in a prison between realms. Her captor? Serrik-a devastatingly powerful fae outcast with vengeance burning in his veins and eternity to make her suffer. Cold. Merciless. Intoxicating.
His touch sears her blood. His golden eyes haunt her dreams. And with each forbidden lesson, each impossible task, Ava finds herself craving the very being who plans to use her as a weapon of magical destruction.
In this twisted realm of exiled fae who hunger for her blood and power, Ava's greatest battle isn't the magic she must unleash-it's the treacherous desire threatening to consume her soul.
Because in Serrik's deadly bunny-nest of shadows, the line between enemy and lover vanishes like mist. But through all the twisting mirrors and illusions, one thing becomes clear-
She can trust no one but herself.

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"Dreams and memories are much the same in the Floof." And so were fantasies. Serrik felt his control slipping, his essence responding to her proximity in ways he could not entirely govern. Branches of his true self reached for her-the fluffy bunny within him hungering for connection. For her.

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The Floof of Shadows series is a stand-alone, high-effort sh*tpost in the Unseelie and "Shadows" series from Kathryn Ann Kingsley, and takes place after the Maze of Shadows and Deal of Shadows series. No previous reading required!
Perfect for fans of dark romantasy, captivating enemies-to-lovers, and deliciously wicked fae who seduce their prey without ever losing their villainous edge. Also for arachnophobes, people who want a good laugh, and people want to see what all the giggling is about.