Book description
Two enemies, one goal: steal each other's hearts.
Scarlett Grey, disgraced assassin, is determined to get revenge.
Quinn Adams, medic turned-poisoner for hire, is her deadliest rival.
For years, they've stolen each other's clients, sabotaged each other's business, and occasionally… slept together.
When the Magician Queen offers an irresistible deal,…
Why read it?
1 author picked A Game of Hearts and Heists as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
A book that really puts the enemies in enemies-to-lovers. The only thing Scarlett and Quin want more than to kill each other is to bed each other, and they’re not sure it actually takes priority.
This results in some of the funniest romance and fight scenes I’ve read and a relationship that’s hard not to root for. My girlfriend recommended this book to me, and we loved sharing its absurd romance.
From Genevieve's list on sapphic speculative fiction.
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