A dark and twisted fantasy standalone romance, where hate and love collide in a world filled with snarky witches and vengeful gods. Perfect for fans of To Kill a Kingdom and Kingdom of the Wicked
Grieving being torn from her beloved sister, who remained behind in the human kingdom, Elle makes it her life purpose to become a keeper in her cursekeeper coven.
But this calling won’t be an easy one.
The magic possessed by her small coven of four casts them as outsiders throughout the kingdom. Yet when witches are found murdered in the woods, the cursekeepers quickly become the town’s only hope.
Many believe the murders are the work of a god. An old one returned in search of vengeance. Elle, on the other hand, suspects Viktor, the new warlock to town, is somehow linked to the violent deaths. However, his agenda doesn’t stop there.
Infiltrating her coven.
Charming everyone around him.
Threatening her plans to become a keeper.
This rivalry quickly becomes personal.
When the truth behind the murders surfaces, Elle finds herself thrust into a dangerous new world, trapped between twisted hearts and terrifying beings. With the victims piling up, she must decide who to trust and who to protect before it’s too late.
Book sales have been consistent in the US, UK, AUS & CAD markets. Spellbound reached the top 4000 overall on Amazon during its release and reached the top 20 in high ranking categories. It has been popular with kindle unlimited. It currently hovers around 23-28k on Amazon US. I advertise using Amazon and Facebook Ads. It has 74 reviews on Amazon.com with a 4.5 rating and 249 on Goodreads.
He picked me up into his arms, as if I weighed nothing, then sped us through the woods. My heart raced as the world around us blurred into browns and greens. Before I could catch my breath, we were at the closed iron gates of the mansion. He pressed the button and waited.
“I could tell them,” I said flatly.
“You could.” He ran his hand through his rain-soaked hair and looked down at me. “But you won’t.”
“Does your arrogance have no bounds?”
He smirked. “Not really.”
I gritted my teeth and flexed my fingers. The gates opened, and before I could say another word, Dora opened the front doors, beckoning us inside. She was home. Thank the gods. No, wait, thanks to something else. Not gods. I hated gods… and goddesses.
He walked ahead of me, shooting her a charming smile, and I watched her melt. I hated him for it. Who did he think he was? The goddamned puppet master? He couldn’t get away with manipulating everyone, but… He was a god, and his powers were, well, godly. Goose bumps raised along my skin. He could kill us all in a heartbeat if he wanted to. We were no match for him, and if I told everyone the truth, he’d be forced to show his hand.
He wasn’t leaving without the keys to free his family, and I was pretty sure if I tried to stop him, he’d only end up hurting me or the others. It was why he wasn’t concerned about my telling the others or getting in his way. He didn’t see me as a threat. He glanced back, his bottomless dark eyes focused on mine, as an arrogant smile danced on his lips.
