In this gripping dark fantasy, two sisters are caught in the midst of a war between dark fae, and both become prized captives of dangerous men. As Prantia Onivia struggles to free herself from her captor, Centurion Larent, her sister Magdalia is taken by the necromancer Night King, leading to a tale of painful, passionate love and revenge in a world filled with magic and danger. With morally gray characters and explicit content, this book is not for the faint of heart.

In “Magic Remembered,” Calliope must uncover the motives behind a double murder in a peaceful orchard, armed with only a duct-taped wand and her wit. As she navigates the magical crime, Tanner, weakened by an ex-lover’s curse, seeks her help in solving the murders and protecting a sacred gift. This urban fantasy weaves slow-burn romance and vivid world-building, offering a captivating read in the Salish Sea.

Unlikely Omega is an epic fantasy reverse harem romance, where an average young woman discovers she is the prophesied Fae omega destined to bring back the lost Fae race. As she navigates betrayal and danger, she must gather a clan of alphas, betas, and deltas around her, all while facing the Empire’s attempts to eliminate anyone with Fae-blood. This captivating series is now complete, with a happily ever after at the end, and is filled with love-hate romance, explicit content, and darker elements.

In “Bearing His Scars,” Broderick, a half bear/half wolf shifter, battles his inner beasts as he falls for the fair maiden Fiona, who he brings to his castle despite the consequences. Fiona, unexpectedly drawn to Broderick, finds solace in his presence, but struggles with the idea of their compatibility. Their intense connection brings them peace, but leaves them questioning their fate.

“Join Rain Black, the only Indian in St. John’s Creek, as he navigates prejudice and a deep connection to his ailing niece, Lily. When a shapeshifting alien crashes on his property, her captors will stop at nothing to retrieve her, making for a riveting tale of otherworldly excitement and human connection.”