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All the Blood I’ll Bleed

Service. Secrets. Sacrifice.
Not even the Fates or Gods can stop what’s coming.

A fate not of her choosing…

Born onto a path of service and sacrifice, Aisling Hawthorn’s fate has never been of her own creation. A century ago, she gave up her life to save her people from the Divide, but the Fates have called upon her again and again. Born to serve the Fates and the Gods, Ash knows no other path but one of loss, and there’s no greater sacrifice than the life of an Everborne. Growing up in Hawthorn Forest, Ash is born only to die in place of another. After tragedy befalls her forest and her family is slaughtered by the cursed from the Divide, Ash believes her sacrifices have only just begun. So when she learns she is to be Fated to another, she is honored the Fates would grant her such a gift. But when she learns she is to bond with the one person who had the power to save her forest and family, she runs.

A gift she cannot return…

Unwilling to turn her back on the Fates, Ash accepts the path the Fates have designed for her. She arrives in the City of Dread after two years of hiding behind the walls of Fates Hallow, a place not even Destiny can invade. Holding the jagged shards of what’s left of her heart, she comes face to face with her Fated, the one she blames for the death of her kin—Tadgh Darkwood, Commander of the Goyle Army. He is everything she despises. He is arrogant, aggressive, bloodthirsty, and, most of all, a mirror of herself. While Ash struggles to reconcile her new life and the one she was robbed of, she and her new brethren discover the dangers of the Divide are much greater than any had ever known. With a path shaped by nightmares and horrors, Ash plunges into her destiny, abandoning all hope of living through it. But when secrets come to light about the lives she once lived, Ash is torn between duty and desire.

A sacrifice she will not survive…

Only the cursed live within Fates Divide—the prison for the damned and the wicked—but when the Fates and Gods collide, the darkness from within begins to eat away at every soul it can find. With her people being hunted and killed, Ash and Tadgh have no choice but to give themselves over to Fate. Fated to close the doorway between realms, Ash now walks a path made of broken promises, burned dreams, and the knowledge that her very blood is what will damn her world.

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All the Blood I’ll Bleed

Service. Secrets. Sacrifice.
Not even the Fates or Gods can stop what’s coming.

A fate not of her choosing
A gift she cannot return
A sacrifice she will not survive

On Kindle Unlimited today!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FNGPGQ2K

In the war-torn remains of America, lies Cinder City, where every child of eighteen is forced to endure the Harvest of Embers—a cruel reminder that in the eyes of the Authority, freedom and power are privileges reserved for only the purest bloodlines behind the golden gates.

For Ezra, a hidden Ember within the outlying Rings of Cinder City, it is her turn for testing, and the fates have chosen to hide her fae blood no longer. As the flames of the Harvest of Embers blaze brightly, the weight of being named an Ember hangs like a noose, leaving no room for hope or escape.

To save those she loves most, Ezra will see the golden city fall to ash. Freedom for all or a willing death she’ll take, because Harvesting this Ember will burn them all.

Author’s Note: This is a stand-alone dystopian fantasy for lovers of magic, rebellion, and sweet romance. This YA book contains mature situations, adult language, enslaved peoples, death, and violence. Please check the book’s trigger warning page in the table of contents for more information.

COMING November 04, 2025

Service. Secrets. Sacrifice.
Not even the Fates and Gods can stop what’s coming.

A fate not of her choosing…

Born onto a path of service and sacrifice, Aisling Hawthorn’s fate has never been of her own creation. A century ago, she gave up her life to save her people from the Divide, but the Fates have called upon her again and again. Born to serve the Fates and the Gods, Ash knows no other path but one of loss, and there’s no greater sacrifice than the life of an Everborne. Growing up in Hawthorn Forest, Ash is born only to die in place of another. After tragedy befalls her forest and her family is slaughtered by the cursed from the Divide, Ash believes her sacrifices have only just begun. So when she learns she is to be Fated to another, she is honored the Fates would grant her such a gift. But when she learns she is to bond with the one person who had the power to save her forest and family, she runs.

A gift she cannot return…

Unwilling to turn her back on the Fates, Ash accepts the path the Fates have designed for her. She arrives in the City of Dread after two years of hiding behind the walls of Fates Hallow, a place not even Destiny can invade. Holding the jagged shards of what’s left of her heart, she comes face to face with her Fated, the one she blames for the death of her kin—Tadgh Darkwood, Commander of the Goyle Army. He is everything she despises. He is arrogant, aggressive, bloodthirsty, and, most of all, a mirror of herself. While Ash struggles to reconcile her new life and the one she was robbed of, she and her new brethren discover the dangers of the Divide are much greater than any had ever known. With a path shaped by nightmares and horrors, Ash plunges into her destiny, abandoning all hope of living through it. But when secrets come to light about the lives she once lived, Ash is torn between duty and desire.

A sacrifice she will not survive…

Only the cursed live within Fates Divide—the prison for the damned and the wicked—but when the Fates and Gods collide, the darkness from within begins to eat away at every soul it can find. With her people being hunted and killed, Ash and Tadgh have no choice but to give themselves over to Fate. Fated to close the doorway between realms, Ash now walks a path made of broken promises, burned dreams, and the knowledge that her very blood is what will damn her world.

Author’s Note: This is a stand-alone dark fantasy for lovers of magic, morally gray characters, and slow-burn romance. This NA book contains mature situations, adult language, death, war, and a hint of spice. Please check the book’s trigger warning page in the table of contents for more information.

COMING SOON!!

I would advise anyone who aspires to a writing career that before developing his talent he would be wise to develop a thick hide.

— Harper Lee

Your intuition knows what to write, so get out of the way.

—Ray Bradbury

Last day to snag The Cost of Curses for free!

One failing curse.
One curser willing to sell her soul.
And a reckoning that has been coming for a century.
Be careful what you curse for.

Curses are a treacherous currency that buys naught but sorrow, where intentions are twisted, and payment is eternal. For Milesian curser, Faidh, that lesson is learned in blood.

While celebrating the Oíche Bealtaine festival, the ancient town of Falias is plunged into chaos as the Wild Hunt rides again. The curse holding back the Tuatha de Danann has weakened, shattering a century of peace. Soon, all of Falias will fall, with the eyes of the fae focused solely on the line of Milesian cursers who damned them.

With the future of Falias hanging in the balance, Faidh sets out to save her family and her people at any cost, even if it means risking her soul to damnation. In a daring move, willing to defy all laws, Faidh summons the forbidden. She comes face to face with a Fomorian—Killian, where she learns his attentions run much darker than she had ever imagined.

Pulled into his twisted web of lies, the Scale of Death gives her a choice. He offers salvation to her people, but it comes at the steep price of her life. She must find a key in the one place she has feared her entire life—the mounds of the fae, the very people hunting her.

Be wary, for not all is as it seems.
It is far worse.

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Romance
Fantasy
High stakes
A failing curse
A desperate deal
Family, sacrifice, and forbidden love

I think you ought to write, in bed, and make use of your unhappiness. I do it. Many do. One should cook and eat one’s misery.

― Saul Bellow