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Komiren, Fox God of the Forest Shrine, has been alone for centuries. Duty is no longer enough, but with eternity staring him down, his options for companionship are limited.
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Cerdei the Lantern Spirit hasn’t been wandering this nebulous world long: just long enough to know he wants nothing to do with the lazy Fox God who spends more time sleeping than answering prayers. He’s content to walk his path alone, even if it does mean walking straight towards oblivion.
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In this world, Fate always has a plan; whether or not you want to fall in with it, though, is something much less certain.
This one is for the yearners, the mourners, the sad bastards who beg for the universe to throw them a bone only for it to come back in a form they struggle to swallow. Life is what you make it sometimes, and at the end of the day, choosing to be happy is the strongest act of will there is.
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Contains descriptions of death by drowning, depressive episodes, dissociation, loss of autonomy, and explorations of the concept of "soul mates" and Fate as a destabilizing and inescapable force. This is not a happy book, nor does it have a happy ending. It is bittersweet and any HEA will come thousands of years after the story's close. Please be aware of your capacity when picking this title up.
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The Tempest Series
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A fae romance series recounting the tumultuous love story of Corbet, a French traveler, and Ruari, King of the Seelie Court. Full of political intrigue, folklore, and descriptive imagery, the Tempest Series proves the rule that the course of true love never did run smooth.
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Series Order: Brontide, Deluge, Petrichor, Apricity, Hiraeth
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The Duskriven Chronicles
A BDSM, polyamorous erotica series set in a DnD-type setting. The Duskriven Chronicles follows the story of Khouri Lucifin, a half-Drow thief and his two lovers, the intense Drow Lord Navidae Marrowick and Sorin Tolgrath, a human bounty hunter.
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Series Order: Epithymy, Aquiver, Redmancy
(Epithymy and Aquiver function as standalones. Finish with Redamancy for completion's sake.)
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The Dark Vagaries
Standalones
A stand alone series of novels with a shared universe, THE DARK VAGARIES is a gritty, dark exploration of personal horror through the lens of vampires and the mortals caught up in their midnight politics. For V:tM fans who love lore, gore, and toxic relationships galore.
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Contains Thus Far: LETIFER, SKIAMAKHIA
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Novella
Ossuary
(Voted QIA's Best Novella of 2023)
Work as a Curse Breaker is anything but glamorous. It’s difficult, gruesome at times, and it takes Curse Breaker Thierry Pryor to places better left untouched. The Paris Catacombs were once a symbol of French identity, the true sign of death making all equal in the end, but after centuries of layered spell work, ancient hexes, and more than one hastily patched protective charm, the resulting magical amalgam has begun to break down, tainting the surrounding land. It’s up to Thierry and his team to figure out the source of the miasma and quell it before it begins having an effect on those living above the city of the dead.
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But unlike the jobs before, there’s something at work in the catacombs much more sinister than some moldering family curse. Sometimes the dead sleep more soundly than the living, but then again, maybe some of the dead don’t sleep willingly at all...
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Contains suicidal ideation, descriptions of panic attacks, stalking, descriptions of mutilation, side character deaths, non-penetrative sexual assault, mental coercion, mental manipulation, descriptions of being buried alive, protagonist corruption. Reader discretion is advised.
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Novella
[Convergence]
There isn’t much Detective Louis “Lou” P. Garou needs to get himself through a long day of investigating violent supernatural homicides: a good lunch, a cut-and-dried case, and a few breaks to chase a new high score on his mobile games. That’s all he could ever ask for. But when his latest case brings with it a curve ball of the Unseelie variety, he finds himself saddled with an independent magical consultant infamous for being difficult.
He’s known for a while that fae magic—specifically Unseelie magic—may just be the bane of his entire existence. But the magic’s owner?
Well, somehow, he manages to be worse.
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Cloud's first stint into novella territory, [Convergence] is an urban fantasy romance between a surly werewolf detective and a mischievous Unseelie magic consultant.
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Contains descriptions of a corpse, cultural misunderstandings, and knotting/breeding kink.
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Novel
Infaust
A witch with a dead familiar is an outlier and an ill-omen to every village they pass through. Rehan Nadir is one such witch. The only jobs available to him are terrible ones, and vagrancy is his only recourse… At least, it was until he heard tell of the town of Hamelin’s plight. Stories of a malicious entity, a chaos god, have tormented the village for hundreds of years, and like clockwork tragedy has struck once more: while the adults gathered elsewhere, the children were spirited away. No trace of them has been seen since. The town is desperate to bring them back. Very desperate.
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Finding and returning the lost children would be just the thing to give Rehan a new chance at the life he lost after the death of his familiar, and if all it takes is killing a god of chaos, then he’s more than ready to take the plunge and open that door.
Unfortunately, he just didn’t anticipate opening a few more in the midst of dealing the finishing blow.
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Infaust is a dark romance recounting the tale of the witch Rehan Nadir and the elusive chaos god known only as the Piper. Trapped in a world where even the very dirt wants them dead, the two must depend on one another to escape—and along the way realize that perhaps the definition of a happily ever after really is a subjective one.
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Contains psychological horror, violence, dubious/non-consent, protag corruption, villain "love interest", blood, descriptions of being burnt alive, and other gruesome acts. Viewer discretion is advised.
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