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Noelle is the first in a series of fantasy novels set in the world of the occult in present-day New York City. The story begins in Louisiana, where Noelle, an orphan fairy, is raised as a human. Noelle lives a normal life until she spontaneously flies while playing on the catwalk at a Nutcracker rehearsal. Teenaged Noelle's life becomes more complicated when she discovers she cannot kiss her boyfriend without disastrous consequences. Noelle is blessed with a fairy’s otherworldly beauty, but she morphs into a foul-mouthed wiseass after spending her college years dateless due to her flammability issue. After college, Noelle moves to New York to locate her father's family, discover who she is, and determine if there is someone anywhere she can love without setting the world on fire.
Once she arrives in New York, Noelle is immediately kidnapped by a High Lord of the mega-wealthy Dalca tribe. She is then drafted into the war between three rival Fae tribes – the Dalca, the Grendel, and Noelle’s tribe, the Cielon. The Dalca are the robber barons of the occult world - Black Rock for fairies. They are immune to Noelle’s powers – sex with a Dalca doesn’t ignite an external explosion. The Grendel were expelled from the Dalca tribe in the early 1900s because their reckless gambling endangered the Corporation. The third tribe, the Cielon, are artists, gifted with the storybook fairy powers of flying, fire starting, calling down the rain, and zapping. The Cielon have another gift that should make them the most powerful tribe, but it has turned them into prey. They are long-lived and the only tribe that hasn’t lost its fertility, allowing them to give birth to long-lived magical children.
Once she arrives in New York, Noelle is immediately kidnapped by a High Lord of the mega-wealthy Dalca tribe. She is then drafted into the war between three rival Fae tribes – the Dalca, the Grendel, and Noelle’s tribe, the Cielon. The Dalca are the robber barons of the occult world - Black Rock for fairies. They are immune to Noelle’s powers – sex with a Dalca doesn’t ignite an external explosion. The Grendel were expelled from the Dalca tribe in the early 1900s because their reckless gambling endangered the Corporation. The third tribe, the Cielon, are artists, gifted with the storybook fairy powers of flying, fire starting, calling down the rain, and zapping. The Cielon have another gift that should make them the most powerful tribe, but it has turned them into prey. They are long-lived and the only tribe that hasn’t lost its fertility, allowing them to give birth to long-lived magical children.
- Fantasy
- Enemies to lovers
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- Feb 10 - Mar 11
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No one is born with magic. Only in the hour of breaking is it found—
and Waenia Wyvarian is about to shatter.
Waenia wears a borrowed name, crowned in borrowed blood, raised to serve a kingdom that fears her. She wears many faces to hide the one they dread—the one that surfaced once, before the court, when the power she didn’t understand came alive.
“She’d twisted herself into something they could use—then praised her for it. She’d even borrowed Nimara’s poise, her courtly grace, her effortless charm. Flirtation had become survival. A distraction. Hearts bruised, whispers spread. Let them talk. Better they saw a girl with a bleeding heart than something worse. Something unnameable. A queen couldn’t be a god. Couldn’t be a beast. She had to be human.”
But masks crack, and power never stays buried. When forbidden magic awakens in her hands, Waenia becomes Thiros’s greatest weapon… and its greatest threat.
To end a rising war against Luvian Veskar, the warlord who calls himself a God-King, her father binds her to an enemy prince—hoping to secure peace and unite their forces against the armies gathering in the west. But Waenia’s heart already belongs to the prince’s commander, Darrion Rhoane—a man bound by duty, haunted by loyalty, and carrying secrets that could unmake them both.
“He is the blade sworn to ruin her. She is the fire fated to burn him.”
Yet love and loyalty mean little when gods begin to die, and the Gate of Light—once the world’s salvation—has been corrupted by shadows that feed on the remnants of creation.
When Waenia uncovers the truth behind the name she bears—the lies she was raised on, and the secrets that could shatter her—she must decide how to go on. Torn between duty and defiance, she must choose whether to save the world that broke her… or remake it.
“You want truth to be simple. It isn’t. You are both—broken and whole. That is the burden of being human.”
“Then what’s the point?”
“To face yourself. Not to be perfect, but to understand. Life isn’t blessing or curse. It’s a question. Every day, you choose—will you answer it, or run?”
Left alone on the throne, as her father and Darrion wage war on two fronts, Waenia sees the greater threat rising in the north. When Luvian’s deception is revealed, she journeys north to rally the warring tribes—fractured by betrayal, bound by old hate—to fight beneath one banner. But the path is perilous. Captivity, pain, and loss become her teachers. Every scar draws her closer to the truth she’s long feared: to heal the world, she must lay down her sword—and face the power that once terrified her.
Torn between love and faith, destiny and defiance, Waenia must decide how to stand when she comes face to face with the man who calls himself God-King.
Will she raise her blade… or let the light choose her?
and Waenia Wyvarian is about to shatter.
Waenia wears a borrowed name, crowned in borrowed blood, raised to serve a kingdom that fears her. She wears many faces to hide the one they dread—the one that surfaced once, before the court, when the power she didn’t understand came alive.
“She’d twisted herself into something they could use—then praised her for it. She’d even borrowed Nimara’s poise, her courtly grace, her effortless charm. Flirtation had become survival. A distraction. Hearts bruised, whispers spread. Let them talk. Better they saw a girl with a bleeding heart than something worse. Something unnameable. A queen couldn’t be a god. Couldn’t be a beast. She had to be human.”
But masks crack, and power never stays buried. When forbidden magic awakens in her hands, Waenia becomes Thiros’s greatest weapon… and its greatest threat.
To end a rising war against Luvian Veskar, the warlord who calls himself a God-King, her father binds her to an enemy prince—hoping to secure peace and unite their forces against the armies gathering in the west. But Waenia’s heart already belongs to the prince’s commander, Darrion Rhoane—a man bound by duty, haunted by loyalty, and carrying secrets that could unmake them both.
“He is the blade sworn to ruin her. She is the fire fated to burn him.”
Yet love and loyalty mean little when gods begin to die, and the Gate of Light—once the world’s salvation—has been corrupted by shadows that feed on the remnants of creation.
When Waenia uncovers the truth behind the name she bears—the lies she was raised on, and the secrets that could shatter her—she must decide how to go on. Torn between duty and defiance, she must choose whether to save the world that broke her… or remake it.
“You want truth to be simple. It isn’t. You are both—broken and whole. That is the burden of being human.”
“Then what’s the point?”
“To face yourself. Not to be perfect, but to understand. Life isn’t blessing or curse. It’s a question. Every day, you choose—will you answer it, or run?”
Left alone on the throne, as her father and Darrion wage war on two fronts, Waenia sees the greater threat rising in the north. When Luvian’s deception is revealed, she journeys north to rally the warring tribes—fractured by betrayal, bound by old hate—to fight beneath one banner. But the path is perilous. Captivity, pain, and loss become her teachers. Every scar draws her closer to the truth she’s long feared: to heal the world, she must lay down her sword—and face the power that once terrified her.
Torn between love and faith, destiny and defiance, Waenia must decide how to stand when she comes face to face with the man who calls himself God-King.
Will she raise her blade… or let the light choose her?
- Fantasy
- Romantasy
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- Feb 10 - Mar 2
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Love is her deepest dive
After her beloved brother Nathan dies in a tragic cave diving accident, Maddie leaves everything behind to start fresh in Maverick Key, hoping that the move to the cottage he left behind will help her heal from her grief. She feels immediately closer to Nathan in the small seaside town, but can’t shake the nagging suspicion that his death might not have been an accident—and that his cryptic notes may hint at something more. And then there's the brooding and widowed diver, Scott, who she can't get off her mind.
As fortune hunters and internet celebrity adventurer Wes Harrington descend on Maverick Key to explore Carter's Drop—the underwater cavern that claimed Nathan's life—Maddie is forced to confront her feelings for Scott and her unanswered questions about Nathan’s disappearance.
Wes might be a world-class charmer, but her slow-burning romance with Scott captures Maddie's heart—even if his protective nature might keep her from diving into the truth.
As a threatening storm descends on the Key, Nathan’s secrets are roiled like the angry seas, putting Maddie’s life and heart in danger as the past shows up at her front door.
Author’s Note: A beautiful, grief-stricken veterinarian is stripped of her usual sunshiny demeanor in the wake of her brother's death. When she encounters the brooding, widowed, former military diver who knew her brother well, she falls hard—and he falls harder. This first novel in the Maverick Key series blends steamy small-town romance with romantic suspense and diving adventure in an unforgettable seaside setting.
After her beloved brother Nathan dies in a tragic cave diving accident, Maddie leaves everything behind to start fresh in Maverick Key, hoping that the move to the cottage he left behind will help her heal from her grief. She feels immediately closer to Nathan in the small seaside town, but can’t shake the nagging suspicion that his death might not have been an accident—and that his cryptic notes may hint at something more. And then there's the brooding and widowed diver, Scott, who she can't get off her mind.
As fortune hunters and internet celebrity adventurer Wes Harrington descend on Maverick Key to explore Carter's Drop—the underwater cavern that claimed Nathan's life—Maddie is forced to confront her feelings for Scott and her unanswered questions about Nathan’s disappearance.
Wes might be a world-class charmer, but her slow-burning romance with Scott captures Maddie's heart—even if his protective nature might keep her from diving into the truth.
As a threatening storm descends on the Key, Nathan’s secrets are roiled like the angry seas, putting Maddie’s life and heart in danger as the past shows up at her front door.
Author’s Note: A beautiful, grief-stricken veterinarian is stripped of her usual sunshiny demeanor in the wake of her brother's death. When she encounters the brooding, widowed, former military diver who knew her brother well, she falls hard—and he falls harder. This first novel in the Maverick Key series blends steamy small-town romance with romantic suspense and diving adventure in an unforgettable seaside setting.
- Romance
- Small town romance
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- Feb 9 - Mar 10
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The acclaimed, prize-winning #1 New York Times bestselling writer returns with a moving, luminous novel that reminds us of the sweetness and impermanence of life and the power of connection to defy time.
When Daphne Fuller and her husband Jonathan visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art, they notice an older, white-haired gentleman following them. The man turns out to be Eddie Triplett, her former stepfather, who had been married to her mother for a little more than year when Daphne was nine. Now fifty-three, Daphne hasn’t seen Eddie for many years, not since the fateful event that changed the direction of both their lives. Meeting again, time falls away; while their relationship was brief, it had a profound impact on them both, and now that they are reunited, they have no intention of ever being separated again.
Whistler is a story about two adults looking back over the choices they made, and the choices that were made for them. It’s a story about bravery, memory, the often small yet consequential moments that define our lives, and the endless stream of loss that in time comes for us all. Beautiful in its simplicity, it is ultimately about how love endures, and how the feeling of being known by one other person, even for a short period of time, can change everything.
When Daphne Fuller and her husband Jonathan visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art, they notice an older, white-haired gentleman following them. The man turns out to be Eddie Triplett, her former stepfather, who had been married to her mother for a little more than year when Daphne was nine. Now fifty-three, Daphne hasn’t seen Eddie for many years, not since the fateful event that changed the direction of both their lives. Meeting again, time falls away; while their relationship was brief, it had a profound impact on them both, and now that they are reunited, they have no intention of ever being separated again.
Whistler is a story about two adults looking back over the choices they made, and the choices that were made for them. It’s a story about bravery, memory, the often small yet consequential moments that define our lives, and the endless stream of loss that in time comes for us all. Beautiful in its simplicity, it is ultimately about how love endures, and how the feeling of being known by one other person, even for a short period of time, can change everything.
- Literary fiction
- Fiction
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