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The Way We Were
Hunters
The trouble with the Fallen is they look human.
The Fallen are the children born affected by the Drakon, otherworldly beasts that arrived on a meteor and devastated Rosya in a decades-long war. Now, as the nation heals and moves forward, a second conflict looms. This time the enemy is not the Drakon, but the Fallen, and the trouble is they look human.
Lena, once a marksman, was demoted after shooting her training instructor and now serves as a laundress at Bunker 47. Though the position isn’t the career she’d hoped for, she finds peace in its routine… until she tries to help a friend and finds herself owing a favor to Captain Arkhimov.
The captain is tall, imposing, a celebrated war hero, and a stickler for rules—everything Lena is not. But when she ends up on a mission with him, she’s excited nonetheless.
The mission had been simple: go check on Bunker 17, which has gone dark. But when the task turns lethal and the bodies begin to pile up, Lena learns the captain is not who he claims.
‘The Way We Were Hunters’ is a dark fantasy with a side of romance. It is the first book of the Fallen Duology and comes with a content advisory for strong language, graphic violence, and intimate situations. Reader discretion is advised.
BOOK 2 RELEASED ON JULY 15TH OF 2024. THIS SERIES IS COMPLETED.
If you are new to my work, start with the Sun War Trilogy below. Inspired by Slavic folklore and Russian history, it is my darling series.
Completed Series
Warlock
of Muscovy
When words fail, bring out the guns, swords, and death spells.
Marina is the daughter of Tsar Alexander the Cruel, the most powerful warlock. She’s also a princess of the Court of White Rose. The only problem is that she’s mundane—she has no magic.
On her sixteenth birthday Marina fled from her father’s tsardom to the revolutionist side of Muscovy, and five years later she’s doing all right, working as a seamstress in the United Workers’ Factory. Despite the political police, the never-ending witch hunt, and her best friend living as an orange cat, she’s happy. She gets along with her cottage mates and is even seeing a guy… until the city blows up, she’s implied in the sabotage, her guy turns out to be an enemy, her friends are murdered, and an alchemist maniac hunts her down for a blood vendetta.
With the Red Army and the Alchemist Federation on her heels, Marina runs back to the Court of White Rose, but when death follows her home she must uncover a prophecy, reconcile with the warlock, and stop an oncoming war. It’s a tall order for a seamstress.
The first book in the Sun War Trilogy, this intensely dark tale of magic and mayhem is full of grey characters that blur the line between good and evil.
Content warning for strong language, graphic violence, and intimate situations.
Light of Adua Completed Series
IMPORTANT NOTICE: If you buy the paperback copy of Silver to the Heart, Book 1, do NOT purchase it from Amazon. A third party is selling the outdated version of the book.
Wherever else you purchase it from (such as Barnes and Noble), please make sure the serial number on the book matches: ISBN:9798215226872.
The story starts in modern-day New Orleans, three hundred years after a vampire war known as the Elder War.
Unbeknownst to humankind, the Vampire Council is the guardian of the world against supernatural elements. After three hundred centuries of peace, they are on the brink of war with a dark realm.
In the Adua world, vampires have one Talent each, depending on their lineage. They are telepathy, telekinesis, teleporting, aerokinesis, pyrokinesis, shifting, illusions, empathy (reading of emotions), and healing.
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