Summer Magic is a witty small-town witch romance where unpredictable magic, found family, and one infuriatingly handsome sheriff collide in a second chance neither of them saw coming.

Small-town witch. Big-time trouble. One seriously sketchy chimp.

Summer Thorne’s erratic magic is more hazardous than helpful—but it won’t stop her from building a sanctuary for creatures no one else wants. Neither will the grumpy sheriff next door breathing down her neck about permits, safety codes, and the chimpanzee she may or may not have illegally liberated from a testing facility.

Sheriff Cooper Carlyle is a stickler for the rules, which is why Summer makes him absolutely crazy. He’s tried to ignore her for years, ever since an ill-fated prom night. But when her mischievous menagerie wreaks havoc across town again, Coop’s done playing nice.

Now the ruthless owner of the animal lab has come knocking, seeking clues to a riddle residing only in Morty the Chimp’s mind. Coop has a choice: he can either enforce the law or break it to protect the woman he’s fallen for.

? This paranormal romance is perfect for fans of Tricia O'Malley, K.F. Breene, Deanna Chase, and Robyn Peterman. Summer Magic delivers a laugh-out-loud blend of quirky magic, sizzling tension, and second-chance romance with bite.

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I was fifteen when the Death King came for us.

With a mighty black dragon and the ability to command the dead, he raised an army of our fallen soldiers to fight for him—and conquered us in the night. My father, King Laurier of Scorpion Valley, couldn’t stop him. I tried to flee but came face to face with the man in black armor, the man who looked more like a god than a human. Instead of killing me, he chose to show me mercy…but it didn’t feel like mercy.

Not when the next ten years of my life are spent as a slave in the Arid Sands, digging for Black Diamonds from sunrise to sunset. I'm also the personal slave of General Titan—a man who has grown obsessed with me. The work under the hot sun is unbearable—but I prefer it to his company any day. I’ve never tried to escape because there’s nowhere to run in the desert, but all of that changes when I hear the news—that the Death King is coming.

I sneak out in the middle of the night to steal his dragon, but that backfires in my face—because you can’t steal a dragon. Khazmuda is no mindless beast. He can speak directly into my mind and hear my thoughts in return. The Death King is about to kill me, but Khazmuda changes his mind—because I have the gift.

The ability to speak with dragons.

The Death King spares my life once again and takes me back to his castle. He has no idea who I am, has no idea what he did to my family ten years ago. He asks me to fight for his cause—but he won’t tell me exactly what that cause is. And then he tells me he wants more from me…desires me more than any other because, like him, I have the gift.

I can’t deny he’s the most handsome man I’ve ever seen, with eyes black like midnight, a jawline as sharp as his dragon’s talons, the height of a mountain, and shoulders as broad as a stream. But no amount of attraction will ever change the fact that he destroyed my life. The answer is no—and it’ll always be no.

But the Death King doesn’t accept that answer.

Trigger Warning: Contains dark themes including rape and suicide.
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How could a visit to the kingdom capital turn disastrous so quickly?

As a commoner, it’s Kaylina Korbian’s duty to bow to aristocrats, avoid rabble-rousers, and call the haughty royal rangers my lord. Especially the arrogant Vlerion of Havartaft.

Handsome, powerful, and a legendary swordsman, he’s the last person you’d want to cross. Naturally, Kaylina irks him at their first meeting, and he arrests her.

Unbeknownst to her, the city is dealing with political strife and assassinations, and the rangers are on edge.

Kaylina must work with Vlerion to clear suspicion from her name, even as she unearths a dark secret about him that will either bind them together… or get her killed.

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Shadows of Winter is a thrilling fantasy adventure perfect for fans of slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers romance.