Witchblood Heir

Galahad is a witch with a face as lovely as a rose-and because of it, he'll never be free.Not since he was lured into the deep, dark woods as a child and marked by the fae. His days are numbered, and his fate is not his own-unless he can find a way to break the curse before it's too late.As the clock ticks down, help comes from the unlikeliest place-not from Galahad's famed magical mother or his talented and wise twin sister-but from the very same boy Galahad couldn't stand as a child. The sunny young man who grew into a knight.The Deep Woods is Book 1 of The Witchblood Heir series, an MM fantasy romance novel featuring a prickly, sensitive boy witch and the gentle, steadfast knight he grew up with. Perfect for lovers of lush, bittersweet tales of sunshine/grumpy, a sweet and deep bond between twins, and the secrets at the heart of the darkest part of the forest. Hope Zane (they/them) writes queer fiction, particularly fantasy that straddles the line between love and pain. We aren't afraid of the dark around these parts-not the night outside the window or the shadow parts of the human soul.Hope tells dark stories with a thread of hope woven through them, stories about sex that are really about trust, and stories about pain that are really about love.They're here to remind you that there are things that can harm us but still nothing to fear.

Love or freedom?For the first time in his life, Galahad is alone, a captive in the glittering city of the fey. His sister Iseult is far away. In her place is a mysterious fey girl named Tale, who wields storytelling magic.In Vada-el, Galahad is only a pawn. A curiosity. A laughingstock.But behind the ancient walls of the city, no one is more dangerous or tempting than the cruelly beautiful fey king himself-and the terrible bargain he offers Galahad: to gamble with his life in order to save it.The Eternal City is book 2 in The Witchblood Heir series, an MM fantasy romance perfect for lovers of witches, magic, and angst. Hope Zane (they/them) writes queer fiction, particularly fantasy that straddles the line between love and pain. We aren't afraid of the dark around these parts-not the night outside the window or the shadow parts of the human soul.Hope tells dark stories with a thread of hope woven through them, stories about sex that are really about trust, and stories about pain that are really about love.They're here to remind you that there are things that can harm us but still nothing to fear.

Jenny never thought she would take a wife. Iseult and Jenny come to an accord at Jenny's ancestral home of Domhan Mhín. A Penny in the Woods is a short story of approximately 2,700 words set after the events of The Wounded Knight. It is part of The Witchblood Heir series, and should be read after the first three books of that series to best effect. Hope Zane (they/them) writes queer fiction, particularly fantasy that straddles the line between love and pain. We aren't afraid of the dark around these parts-not the night outside the window or the shadow parts of the human soul.Hope tells dark stories with a thread of hope woven through them, stories about sex that are really about trust, and stories about pain that are really about love.They're here to remind you that there are things that can harm us but still nothing to fear.