Blossom Moreau has never felt truly safe in Evergreen, Louisiana, but when she witnesses her best friend’s brutal murder by a demonic force, the town’s hidden dangers become terrifyingly real. Determined to seek justice and protect other young witches from meeting the same fate, Blossom must confront her fears and dive into a world darker than she’s ever known. Forced into an uneasy alliance with Spencer’s cousin, Thorn—a boy with an icy demeanor and a past that clashes painfully with her own—Blossom finds herself tangled in secrets, rivalry, and an undeniable attraction that both infuriates and intrigues her. Together, they unravel long-buried mysteries and face lurking threats that grow more sinister with each step. In a town where magic can be both a blessing and a curse, Blossom and Thorn must learn to trust each other… or risk losing everything they hold dear.
Ingrid Kelly was born and raised in the vibrant heart of New Orleans, Louisiana, where the city’s rich culture and diverse voices shaped her love of storytelling. She is the author of My Hair is My Crown, The Skin I'm In, and Mojo—works that celebrate identity, resilience, and empowerment.
Ingrid holds a Bachelor’s degree from Texas Southern University and a Master of Social Work from Tulane University. As a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW), she has dedicated her career to advocacy and education, serving as both a teacher and a Child Protective Services case manager and supervisor. Her firsthand experience with inequity and underrepresentation fuels her writing, inspiring her to craft stories that resonate with marginalized communities.
Through her powerful narratives and authentic voice, Ingrid strives to connect with readers, offering stories that reflect everyday people's beauty, complexity, and strength.