Romance readers can spot a promise in a title, and Fairies Never Fall makes one straight away: something fae, something tender, and a fall the phrasing insists will never happen. It is a good joke and a better hook, which is a fair indication of the register Sera Bishop writes in.
The book sits on our LGBTQ+ and romance shelves, and the pairing tells you most of what you need. This is queer romance with a fantastical seam running through it, the kind that borrows just enough of the otherworldly to raise the stakes while keeping the emotional business firmly at the centre.
We hold to what the catalogue can support, so you will find no invented career history here. The listening speaks perfectly well for itself.