The Spymaster's Queen

She captured the assassin. She knew exactly who sent her. Queen Alena of Draveth has ruled alone for seven years and trusted exactly no one. When her guards pull a would-be poisoner from her chambers, she does not have her executed. She has her interviewed. At length. Kestrel has been a northern agent for a decade. She has never failed. She has never wavered. She has also never met a mark who already knew her file. What begins as a game of mutual surveillance becomes something neither of them planned: two women who lie for a living, telling each other the truth. But the northern army is already crossing the river. Kestrel's handler is closing in. And Alena's own spymaster has been a traitor for longer than either of them has been alive. When the invasion comes, Kestrel must choose a country. When the dust settles, she must choose a queen. The Spymaster's Queen is an enemies-to-lovers fantasy romance about trust as a tactic, and the one betrayal that turns out to be a proposal.