Marzana was once death in the dark. Now she teaches others not to become her. At Bloodlust Academy, hidden in the shadows of a world fraying at its edges, ex-assassin Marzana—Marz to those brave enough to speak her name—teaches young vampires how to control their hunger, power, and rage. But when the academy is raided by human forces and her students are stolen for something far worse than death, the mask of peace begins to crack. War is stirring again and it’s coming for her. In the chaos, a human soldier throws himself into harm’s way to save her. Everett Hill should be her enemy. Instead, he bleeds in her arms and against every instinct, she takes him in. He’s searching for something too, the Council of Five, and the one among them who can wield the power of truth. Everett wants answers about what happened to his family. Marz wants her students back and maybe, for once, to stop running from who she was. But as they draw closer to the heart of the conflict, Marz begins to fear that the end of the war won’t bring peace… only truths she may never be able to live with.

The final book in the Ruinous Love Trilogy - a friends-with-benefits dark romantic comedy. Murder. Mayhem. And spice. Doctor Fionn Kane is running from a broken heart, one he hopes to mend in small-town Nebraska, far away from his almost-fiance and his derailed surgical career. It's a simpler head down, hard work, and absolutely no romantic relationships. He wants none of the circus he left behind in Boston. But then the real circus finds him. Motorcycle performer Rose Evans has spent a decade on the road with the Silveria Circus, and it suits her just fine, especially when she has the urge to indulge in a little murder when she's not in the spotlight. But when a kill goes awry and she ends up with an injured leg, Rose finds herself stuck in Nebraska, at the home of the adorably nerdy town doctor. The problem is, not every broken heart can be sewn back together. ...And the longer you stay in one place, the more likely your ghosts are to catch up.

The River Goddess is a mythic fantasy story of gods, mortals, and forbidden love, and a standalone prequel to The River's Daughter. Set generations before Sahira's story begins, it tells the origin of Naga, the goddess of water, who leaves the divine realm to live among mortals for a thousand-year wager-and falls in love with a mortal prince. As devotion grows between them, the other gods become watchful and jealous, forcing Naga to confront a devastating choice between eternity and love. Inspired by South Asian mythology, particularly the legends of divine Nagas and Naginis, The River Goddess is a lyrical fantasy exploring feminine rebellion, transformation, and the consequences of defying divine order. This standalone novella expands the mythic world of Jaraan and reveals the origin of the River Bakki and the serpent mother whispered about in The River's Daughter.

The River Goddess is a mythic fantasy story of gods, mortals, and forbidden love, and a standalone prequel to The River's Daughter. Set generations before Sahira's story begins, it tells the origin of Naga, the goddess of water, who leaves the divine realm to live among mortals for a thousand-year wager-and falls in love with a mortal prince. As devotion grows between them, the other gods become watchful and jealous, forcing Naga to confront a devastating choice between eternity and love. Inspired by South Asian mythology, particularly the legends of divine Nagas and Naginis, The River Goddess is a lyrical fantasy exploring feminine rebellion, transformation, and the consequences of defying divine order. This standalone novella expands the mythic world of Jaraan and reveals the origin of the River Bakki and the serpent mother whispered about in The River's Daughter.

The River’s DaughterA dark romantic fantasy of forbidden love, feminine rebellion, and river magic—rooted in South Asian folklore.She let the river take her fully, blue markings blooming beneath her skin as ancient waters whispered of memory and change. There was no ribbon in her hair now—only loose strands, wild in the breeze…In the town of Jaraan, women are bound by trained to be silent, obedient, and contained. Nineteen-year-old Sahira Raazaan has always been the perfect Covenant daughter. Silent. Still. Her future arranged, her desires contained. She's betrothed to the town's golden boy, expected to fulfill the life laid out for her. But when she meets the gaze of a forbidden stranger, a river-marked musician from the Mehr’an people, something ancient stirs. Water moves at her touch. Blue markings bloom beneath her skin. The river begins to speak to her. Sahira begins to unravel the truth about her mother’s disappearance, and about the long-suppressed power hidden in her own blood. With her marriage ceremony fast approaching and her family’s honor on the line, Sahira must the life she was raised for, or the truth buried in her blood. The river’s pull, and the stranger’s touch, promise a freedom she never dared imagine. Some currents cannot be contained forever... Inspired by the legend of Mirza Sahiba, The River’s Daughter is a lush, spellbinding tale of forbidden love, feminine rebellion, river magic, and reclaiming your voice.Perfect for readers who ✔ forbidden love and arranged marriage tension✔ morally gray, river-marked outsiders✔ sensual awakening and high-stakes romance✔ Punjabi folklore, cultural fantasy, and magical realism✔ mythic retellings, coming-of-age rebellion, and feminist themesThis is a story for readers who crave slow-burn romance with rich emotional payoff, forbidden attraction between soul-tied strangers, and heroines caught between duty and desire.With elements of magical realism, river-based elemental magic, and a mythic retelling of South Asia’s (Punjabi) tragic love story Mirza Sahiba, this novel blends cultural fantasy with feminist awakening.This standalone romantic fantasy is steeped in atmosphere—moonlit rituals, haunting river dreams, and the pulse of a love that defies tradition.If you enjoy the lush prose of Erin Morgenstern (The Night Circus), the romantic ache of Audrey Niffenegger (The Time Traveler’s Wife), or the mythic atmosphere of Madeline Miller (Circe, The Song of Achilles), The River’s Daughter belongs on your shelf.Fans of The Handmaid’s Tale, The Power, The Wrath and the Dawn, and South Asian folktales will be swept away by this lyrical, emotionally rich debut.The River’s Daughter is a dark romantic fantasy—filled with magic, myth, sensuality, and revolution. A perfect read for fans of forbidden love stories, coming-of-age journeys, and lyrical feminist fantasy.

The River’s DaughterA dark romantic fantasy of forbidden love, feminine rebellion, and river magic—rooted in South Asian folklore.She let the river take her fully, blue markings blooming beneath her skin as ancient waters whispered of memory and change. There was no ribbon in her hair now—only loose strands, wild in the breeze…In the town of Jaraan, women are bound by trained to be silent, obedient, and contained. Nineteen-year-old Sahira Raazaan has always been the perfect Covenant daughter. Silent. Still. Her future arranged, her desires contained. She's betrothed to the town's golden boy, expected to fulfill the life laid out for her. But when she meets the gaze of a forbidden stranger, a river-marked musician from the Mehr’an people, something ancient stirs. Water moves at her touch. Blue markings bloom beneath her skin. The river begins to speak to her. Sahira begins to unravel the truth about her mother’s disappearance, and about the long-suppressed power hidden in her own blood. With her marriage ceremony fast approaching and her family’s honor on the line, Sahira must the life she was raised for, or the truth buried in her blood. The river’s pull, and the stranger’s touch, promise a freedom she never dared imagine. Some currents cannot be contained forever... Inspired by the legend of Mirza Sahiba, The River’s Daughter is a lush, spellbinding tale of forbidden love, feminine rebellion, river magic, and reclaiming your voice.Perfect for readers who ✔ forbidden love and arranged marriage tension✔ morally gray, river-marked outsiders✔ sensual awakening and high-stakes romance✔ Punjabi folklore, cultural fantasy, and magical realism✔ mythic retellings, coming-of-age rebellion, and feminist themesThis is a story for readers who crave slow-burn romance with rich emotional payoff, forbidden attraction between soul-tied strangers, and heroines caught between duty and desire.With elements of magical realism, river-based elemental magic, and a mythic retelling of South Asia’s (Punjabi) tragic love story Mirza Sahiba, this novel blends cultural fantasy with feminist awakening.This standalone romantic fantasy is steeped in atmosphere—moonlit rituals, haunting river dreams, and the pulse of a love that defies tradition.If you enjoy the lush prose of Erin Morgenstern (The Night Circus), the romantic ache of Audrey Niffenegger (The Time Traveler’s Wife), or the mythic atmosphere of Madeline Miller (Circe, The Song of Achilles), The River’s Daughter belongs on your shelf.Fans of The Handmaid’s Tale, The Power, The Wrath and the Dawn, and South Asian folktales will be swept away by this lyrical, emotionally rich debut.The River’s Daughter is a dark romantic fantasy—filled with magic, myth, sensuality, and revolution. A perfect read for fans of forbidden love stories, coming-of-age journeys, and lyrical feminist fantasy.

A scorching second-chance romance between a talented screenwriter and a phenomenal musician from "a fantastic storyteller and superb writer." ―NPR ​You never forget your first love. Isn't that what they say? Verity Hill knows this truth intimately. She didn't simply miss Wright "Monk" Bellamy when they parted ways in college. She's haunted by his touch. Every kiss, any lover since—it's a shadow of what they had. Time heals all wounds. Isn't that what they say? Monk doesn't believe that for a second. He wasn't simply betrayed when he and Verity split. He was devastated, with parts of him left behind in the ruins of all that was destroyed. More than a decade after their disastrous breakup, Verity and Monk must work together on the set of an epic Harlem Renaissance biopic. With Monk, now a world-class musician, creating the score, and Verity, an award-winning screenwriter, penning the script, there's Oscar buzz before shooting even begins. This once-in-a-lifetime project could catapult them both to new heights, but can they can put the past behind them for the sake of the film…for the sake of something more?

Brace yourself for an exhilarating epic fantasy trilogy with a diverse cast, polyamory, and chaotic sentient magic, for fans of V.E. Schwab and Antonia Hodgson. In the twisted city of Amaris, magic spawns from chaos. Prone to driving humans mad, it can only be wielded safely by the Wraiths—seven immortal beings magically bound to obey the king. Esme is the most notorious Wraith. She has spent the last century forced to kill on behalf of the nation that stole her from her homeworld while building a secret life for herself and her wife away from violence. That is, until the current king turns up murdered, and a magical will demands his successor be chosen through three trials. Esme cannot break the magical shackles that bind her, but she will suffer no more tyrants. She rigs the king's succession trials in favour of her chosen the righteous General Balthazar, who she can't help but fall for. As Esme weaves together the threads of the court on Balthazar's behalf amid a strange tide of sentient magic in the city and a growing war on the horizon, she will come face to face with Balthazar's bloody past, troubled present, and countless betrayals. He isn't the man Esme thought he was—but she was born to make and break kings.

A queer dark academia horror romance where two Nordic Studies assistant professors—a draugr whose eternal hunger for blood is only matched by her craving for knowledge, and the human who sees her as a rival for tenure-are forced to team up to uncover the truth behind a slew of missing people at their college, pitched as Jennifer's Body meets Ninth House.

When Azul awakens in a foreign world, she's already trapped as a pawn in a royal conspiracy whose rules she doesn't know. Her only ally is Ragnar Valthorne, a warlord whose curse marks him as 'blessed' by death, and whose need for her political acumen matches her need for his protection. But conspiracies, once started, rarely end as planned. When a forgotten power left by a nameless god emerges from the wreckage of the royal family's ambitions, Azul will claim it—no matter the cost. For she shall either find a way or make one.