William is just your typical engineer fresh out of college with a stressful job, a boring life, and not a lot of prospects of anything better in the future.

Until one weekend while hiking in the woods he stumbles across a portal to another time, or perhaps another place. The more he investigates this new world the more he realizes that it may just be able to offer him a lot more than the one he's been living in.

However, there are forces at work beyond anything that Will has ever come across before and the local Goddess seems to have taken a liking to him. Will may soon find himself getting an offer and cannot afford to refuse.

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Proto wakes up in the misty halls of the palace of Somnus, the Lord of Dreams. Why is he there? Who knows? But as long as he’s there, he’s been given a job—to visit sleeping people’s dreams and try to make sure they turn out properly. By guiding dreams to the right conclusions, Somnus and his crew of dream visitors help keep the world from going off the rails.

During his adventures as a dream visitor, Proto fails, makes a fool of himself, and—against all odds—makes friends too. And maybe more than friends . . . ? It’s hard to tell. There’s something off in how people here are looking at him. There’s something he’s not understanding.

And there are other things none of them understand—for instance, the ominous reddening of the skies and streaking lights that keep appearing in the dreams they visit. What’s coming for them? What’s coming for the world?

Felicity is a weapon trained to expose secrets, slit throats, and weaken realms. A fae orphan raised among humans, she’s loyal to the guild who trained her. She needs to complete one final mission to be inducted among those who call themselves Master Spy.

Ordered to uncover the rebel informants within the king’s court, she finds herself amidst the gossip acting as the rakish prince’s latest conquest. When her guild returns memories she hadn't known they'd stolen, she questions her reality. But there are more interesting whispers of a dark curse that blurred identities and truths—and hints that the royal family may be the cause.

Forced to question who the real traitors are, she must choose where her loyalty lies. Felicity could align with the prince, who equally frustrates and entices her more than she cares to admit, ignore the king’s cruelty, and claim the title she’s long coveted. Or damn it all and ally with the ward, a possible rebel who won’t, or can’t, speak of his past. If she trusts him, then they’ll dismantle the kingdom from the inside…and save the continent in the process.

Every weapon has a weakness. It’s not just her neck on the line—it’s her heart.

A Nameless Curse will appeal to fans of Danielle L. Jensen’s Bridge Kingdom, Hannah Whitten’s For the Wolf, and sweeping Fae worlds. It features a slow-burn romance, only one bed, found family, and other beloved tropes. It’s book one of the Realms Curse Duology with the conclusion coming in September 13, 2024

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