Cirque de la Lune by Emma Hamm

Frank Fairwell had it all, until he didn’t. Stripped away in a moment of philanthropic guilt that left him penniless, jobless, anddespised by the people who’d raised him. Perhaps that’s why the Pinkertons jumped him outside a bar and left him for dead in the river.

Evelyn Dubois lives on the outskirts of society. She’s seen both the good, and the bad, all while hiding behind a striped tent known as Cirque la Lune. With her fiery red hair, and a flaming temper to boot, most people avoid her. Other than the man they found washed up on their shores, bootless, and nearly dead.
The Big Top hides many secrets, least of all the man who should have died. Frank quickly realizes these creatures who boast of magical abilities are far more powerful than their shows let on.
The only question is: Do they really want to stay hidden? Or should they let the world see what they can really do?