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Castle Witch

Orphaned by war and the last of her kind, Etta becomes the castle witch to a young bastard lord named Aeson Crennly.
Years later their alliance and friendship has brought health and harmony to the lands of Valley Maer and with it, the jealous greed of the Elder Lords.
As plots to seduce and spy upon Aeson edge closer to their lands, Etta must redefine her place with the magic she’s tied to and the people who love her for it.
Castle Witch is a slow burn, closed door, cozy romantic fantasy.
It features a black cat meets golden retriever dynamic with a steady supply of snark and sarcasm between characters.
Castle Witch was reviewed and endorsed by:
Shannon Dittemore, author of Winter, White and Wicked, and Rebel, Brave and Brutal
Joanna Ruth Meyer, author of best selling Echo North, Into the Heartless Woods, and While the Dark Remains
Nicole Adair, author of A Tangle of Dreams, A Memory Made Real, and Voted Most Likely
It won Honorable Mention in 2024 from Writers Digest.
Castle Witch is rated YELLOW for scenes both referencing and depicting childbirth, afterbirth, sexual innuendos, drug abuse and moderate use of expletives.

Madeleine Elizabeth

ESH Leighton

Ryan Savage is a colorblind artist suffering from insomnia and, more importantly, creator’s block.
When his desperation for sleep persuades Savage to use a potent cocktail of sleeping pills, drugs, and other unknowns, he falls down a technicolor rabbit hole and lands in the world of grim reapers, muses, and oracles. Determined to stay in the world of colors so long lost to him, he takes up an apprenticeship beneath Bishop, the leading grim reaper of the realm.
Secured in his new world and vocation, Savage and Bishop are soon chasing a serial killer across the US, with each killing a representation of art that Savage recognizes from his own mind. To catch the killer before he strikes again, Savage must revisit his past; his beliefs, his memories, and the pieces that have been left to exile.
Journey Man is a dark, urban, portal fantasy driven by prose and character.
The novel includes an ensemble cast/found family, forbidden love, and a brush stroke of redemption.
Journey Man has been reviewed and endorsed by:
Amy E. Casey, author of The Sturgeon’s Heart.
Elison Alcovendaz, author of Lovers, Exes, Soulmates
Nix Damon, author of Moira and Earth
Annie James Thomas, author of The Boy Who Brought the Sea
Stephanie Escobar, author of A Song Beyond Walls and Mercy of the Crow
Journey Man is rated RED for graphic sexual content, depictions of death, homicide, gun violence, drug use, overdose, and excessive use of expletives.