Books

I write spicy paranormal and fantasy romance featuring morally grey heroes, grown heroines, and found families held together by loyalty, chaos, and occasionally crime. Every book has explicit heat, a guaranteed HEA, and the kind of comfort-read energy that makes them perfect for reading slumps and hard days.

What to expect: Dark but not grimdark. Banter and tension. Heroes who fall first and fall hard. Heroines aged 25–45 who are messy, capable, and don’t need saving. Villains and monsters who get the love stories they deserve.

Reading order: All my books are 50k–65k words (with some longer exceptions). They lean heavily on found family, so reading in order means you’ll catch all the Easter eggs and cameos—but each series can be enjoyed on its own.

Check under each universe to see what I’m going to be working on next within the series!

My 2026 schedule is as follows: ( If it’s not here I’m not ready to write it yet x)

Claimed by the Beast King (Standalone Romantasy Passion Project) – 10th February Release Date.

Fae Universe:

Ragnarok 1

Ragnarok 2

Ragnarok 3

(and some passion projects I am tinkering with, I’m just not sure which ones I will publish yet).

The Gods Universe

The old gods never died. They just got better at adapting.

In a near-future world, ancient pantheons have stepped out of the shadows to build empires, wage wars, and—inevitably—fall devastatingly in love with mortals who refuse to worship them. This interconnected universe spans Greek, Egyptian, and Roman mythology, following gods and monsters who’ve been called villains for millennia and the women who see them clearly.

These are comfort reads wrapped in darkness—fast-paced, spicy, and full of the kind of found family chaos that makes you feel less alone. Each book features a complete romance with explicit heat and a guaranteed HEA.

You’ll love this if you like: mythology retellings with modern settings, morally grey god heroes, enemies-to-lovers tension, “he would burn cities for her” energy, heroines aged 25+ who match their immortal partners in stubbornness

Tropes: fated mates, enemies-to-lovers, forbidden romance, found family, forced proximity, kidnapping romance, possessive hero, he falls first, touch her and die, immortal/mortal age gap

Heat level: Explicit (spicy scenes in every book)

Content: Violence, strong language, dark themes, possessive behavior

For fans of: Scarlett St. Clair’s Hades & Persephone series, Katee Robert’s Dark Olympus, mythology romance with bite.

Court of the Underworld (Greek Mythology)

Hades has risen from the Underworld to build the city of Styx over the ruins of Corinth. His court of gods, monsters, and demigods now rules a glittering, dangerous city where power is currency and loyalty is everything—and where even the most feared creatures can find someone who loves them for exactly what they are.

The lineup: Asterion (yes, the Minotaur, and yes, he runs a fight club), Medusa (she’s no victim, blind thief MC), Hades & Persephone (she kidnaps back), Hermes (chaos god, chaotic romance), Thanatos (death himself, soft for one woman), Charon (the ferryman has feelings), Erebus (primordial darkness, surprisingly devoted)

Start here if you want: Monster romance, Greek myth retellings, club owner heroes, assassin heroines, the original “monsters deserve love” series.

Gods of the Duat (Egyptian Mythology)

The Egyptian gods of war, magic, and death have carved out their own territory—and their own complicated love lives. Set, Thoth, and Anubis each find love while navigating ancient rivalries and the mortals stubborn enough to stand beside them.

Start here if you want: Egyptian mythology romance, god of death heroes, magic and mayhem, desert settings.

The Lost Goddesses (Greek and Roman Myth)

Forgotten goddesses reclaiming their stories—and finding love wasn’t part of the plan. Persephone gets up to mischief, Bellona (goddess of war) takes no prisoners, Laverna (goddess of thieves) steals more than she intended, and Eris (goddess of chaos) does exactly what you’d expect.

Start here if you want: Powerful goddess heroines, Roman mythology, women who could destroy you but choose love instead.

Coming to this universe eventually: Dionysus, Melinoë, Zagreus, and more!

The Fae Universe

Fifteen hundred years is a long time to nurse a grudge. The fae remember every slight.

The fae have returned to England after centuries in exile, burning for revenge against the humans who imprisoned them—and bringing a world of magic, monsters, and inconvenient fated mates with them. This sprawling universe follows cursed princes, fierce bounty hunters, ancient kings, and the women who were never supposed to matter to them.

Reader favorites for comfort rereads, reading slumps, and when you need a book that feels like coming home to chaos. Every book has explicit heat, found family bonds, and heroines old enough to know better who fall anyway.

You’ll love this if you like: fae romance with teeth, cursed heroes who fall first, competent heroines aged 25+, Celtic and Norse mythology woven in, found family that would commit crimes for each other

Tropes: fated mates, enemies-to-lovers, grumpy/sunshine, captor/captive, cursed hero, touch her and die, he falls first, only soft for her, fae bargains, found family

Heat level: Explicit (spicy in every book)

Content: Violence, strong language, possessive heroes, dark themes

For fans of: Sarah J. Maas (ACOTAR), Laura Thalassa, C.N. Crawford, Thea Harrison, Holly Black (but faster-paced with grown heroines).

Wrath of the Fae (The Original Trilogy)

Three cursed fae princes. Three human women who might save them—or make everything worse. When the fae return to modern England, these brothers must break their curses before time runs out, and the women who stumble into their lives aren’t interested in being damsels.

Kiss of the Blood Prince: Beauty and the Beast vibes, captor/captive, blood magic, enemies-to-lovers, a heroine with more spine than sense

Heart of the Winter Prince: Grumpy/sunshine, Norse mythology, Viking-descended heroine with a temper, ice prince who melts for one woman

Wings of the Night Prince: Bounty hunter heroine, Celtic mythology, the Morrigan causing problems, a mating bond neither of them wanted

Reading order: Read in order for the full brothers’ arc and maximum emotional devastation.

📖 Start here: 1. Kiss of the Blood Prince

Ironwood Series

The Ironwood sisters are legendary bounty hunters—and absolutely terrible at staying out of fae business. This spin-off follows the fierce family introduced in Wrath of the Fae as they navigate elves, wolf shifters, berserkers, and the inconvenient men who won’t leave them alone.

Start here if you want: Bounty hunter heroines, found family of sisters, elves and shifters, women who fight first and take no crap.

📖 Start here: 1. Trash and Treasure

The Lost Fae Kings

Powerful fae kings who’ve lost thrones, people, and hope—but not their capacity for obsessive devotion. The Forest King, Sea King, and Storm King find mates who see past the crown to the disaster underneath.

Start here if you want: Fae royalty, possessive alpha heroes, kings who kneel for the right woman.

📖 Start here: 1. Dance of the Forest King

Greatdrakes (Dragon Shifter Romance)

Ancient dragons are waking, and they’re finding mates among the fae and humans who were never supposed to matter to them. Possessive, protective, and absolutely unhinged about the women they claim.

Start here if you want: Magician family, Dragon shifter heroes, “mine” energy, protector romance, fated mates who fight it (and lose).

Note: Fenris’s story continues in an upcoming Ragnarök series after Greatdrakes. (2026).

📖 Start here: 1. Fire Struck

Audio Release dates for the Greatdrakes are as follows:

Fire Struck and Dream Lost are now available!

Smoke Bonded will be available for sale on 1/20/26.

Ink Sworn will be available for sale on 2/17/26.

Ash Burned will be available for sale on 3/3/26

Mercenaries and Magic

They steal the impossible. Kill the untouchable. Love like it’s a death sentence.

The Edgeworths are a found family of mercenaries and treasure hunters with blood on their hands and skeletons in every closet. When a powerful cult decides to eliminate them, these morally grey disasters have to choose between the walls they’ve built and the people worth dying for.

This is my darkest series—Indiana Jones meets assassins meets “we’re all broken but we chose each other.” Each book follows a different crew member falling hard while the overarching cult threat burns closer. Readers call this one the ultimate comfort read for when you need found family who would literally commit murder for each other.

You’ll love this if you like: found family of criminals, morally grey everyone, heist/treasure hunting vibes, characters with trauma who choose each other anyway, heroines 25+ with complicated pasts

Tropes: found family, enemies-to-lovers, morally grey characters, dark romance, slow burn tension, he would burn the world for her, assassins, treasure hunting, forced proximity, “who did this to you”

Heat level: Very explicit

Content: Graphic violence, dark themes, morally complex characters, past trauma

For fans of: Dark contemporary fantasy, anti-hero romance, found family crime crews

Reading order: Read in order—the cult storyline builds across all four books

Coming eventually: Two more spin-off stories about the Colleoni brothers (Rodrigo and Dario)

📖 Start here: 1. Darkest Night

Feather and Stone Universe

Stone protects. Feathers remember. Some bonds are older than memory.

A romantic fantasy series steeped in Slavic mythology and folklore. Gargoyles were created to protect swan priestesses—but when a gargoyle discovers his fated mate doesn’t know what she is or the power sleeping in her veins, he’ll burn down everything keeping her caged.

Ironheart: Zori believes she’s dying, trapped by her guardian—until a stranger’s fangs at her throat shatter everything she thought she knew. Vladik is a gargoyle who was never supposed to find his mate in a woman who has no idea she’s a swan priestess. “The Swan Princess” meets monster romance with a protector hero who would level cities for her.

Tropes: gargoyle hero, swan maiden heroine, Slavic mythology, fated mates, protector romance, captivity/rescue, hidden identity, “mine” energy

Heat level: Explicit

Note: Ironheart can be read as a complete standalone with no cliffhanger. Kaspian’s story is next, which will tie up the world’s bigger conflicts.

📖 Start here: 1. Iron Heart

Inferno Universe

Welcome to Inferno. The monsters run this city, and they’re always hungry.

A city in Northern Greece where supernatural creatures have carved out their own territory. Each district belongs to a different species—vampires, shifters, and things with no names. The humans who wander in rarely leave the same. The ones who stay? They learn to dance with devils.

Features: Vampire blood lords, supernatural politics, urban fantasy setting, multiple monster types, necromancer goth boys.

Tropes: vampire romance, monster heroes, dangerous city, forbidden love, dark atmosphere, dark magic.