Curses of Never

In one night, I lost everything. My ship, my crew, my freedom, and nearly my lifebut none of it hurt as much as losing my lover Scarlett. Her scorned fianc now holds her captive, and unless I do something, shell be forced to marry the devil within a week. Remaining undetected with a curse eating me alive proves damn near impossible, but at least our plan was simple: get in, get Scarlett, and get out. Theres only one obstacle. Her. Scarlett planned this, from her capture to my escape. Shes exactly where she wants to be, and its for more than just revengeif she plays her cards right, shell obtain what weve been after for years, breaking our curse and freeing our souls. It all hinges on a Nochebuena ball, and a single dance. If only that dance wasnt with the Devil. A Dance with the Devil is a short, fast-paced prequel to the Curses of Never Series: dark fantasy retellings inspired by Peter Pan and The Little Mermaid. Perfect for fans of Black Sails and Pirates of the Caribbean, these LGBTQ+ friendly adult reimaginings are filled to the brim with monsters, magic, and pirates.

All my life, I've dreamed of the sea. Mermaids, stormy skies, daring adventures, pirates…it was little wonder I sprinted to the docks the moment I left the orphanage. Eager to begin my new life, I searched for a ship that would have me-and found a thief instead. I chased the bastard. Now I'm trapped. I'm told this place is Neverland, but everything I touch is dead or dying; what's left is hellbent on killing each other. Monsters lurk around every corner, and everyone I meet hides a damning secret. I'm thrust in the middle of a deadly feud, and the only one capable of unraveling the curse that plagues us. Neverland is my home now. Until it's done with me? It will never let go. Peter Pan meets The Little Mermaid in A Land of Never After, but reader beware: this children's tale has been reimagined for adult lovers of all things dark and deadly, with an LGBTQ+ positive twist.

As Captain Wendy Maynard... I have everything I ever dared dream of. A ship all my own. Friends by my side. A purpose-and a home. I should have known it would all go to shit. The exhausting combination of storms and outrunning monsters have left The Jolly Serpent battered and broken, and my crew no longer trusts me to pick up the pieces. Just when it looks like Peter and I are about to be thrown overboard, the unlikeliest of saviors shows up… My father. I didn't plan on seeing Captain Hook again so soon, but he needs me, and I need him. The sea witch Ursa is hiding far more than secrets, and if the rumors are to be believed? Her realm makes the horrors of Neverland look warm and fuzzy in comparison. Failure to retrieve what we've lost simply isn't an option. If we do, it's not our lives Ursa wants. It's our very souls. A Sea of Eternal Woe is book two in the Curses of Never Series: dark fantasy retellings inspired by Peter Pan and The Little Mermaid. Perfect for fans of Pirates of the Caribbean and Lost Boy by Christina Henry, these LGBTQ+ friendly adult reimaginings are filled to the brim with monsters, magic, and pirates. This installment contains language, violence, sexual content, gender dysphoria, and instances of transphobia, including misgendering.

My brother is dying. I won't allow it. Cedric needs medicine-better yet, a fucking miracle-but given that we're trapped in Neverland, I'm forced to turn to our enemies for help, the ones we've been slaughtering at any and every opportunity: Neverland's natives. It's suicide, but if death is what I risk to give him a chance, so be it. Only… they don't kill me. One of them saves me. I may be her prisoner, but there's something more between us, something as forbidden as it is intoxicating. And as the lines between love and hate grow more blurred by the hour, I'm faced with an impossible choice. Let down my walls and trust a stranger, my enemy, or risk Cedric's life… and my own fragile heart. The Serpent and the Swallow is a prequel novella to the Curses of Never Series told from Elvira's point of view, and features a blooming sapphic romance. It is best read between A Sea of Eternal Woe (Book Two) and A Forest of Blackened Trees (Book Three). Perfect for fans of Once Upon a Time and Pirates of the Caribbean, these LGBTQ+ friendly adult reimaginings are filled to the brim with monsters, magic, and pirates.