Beka Westrup

The Seldom Wings

Marie is a woman sold into a loveless marriage in a 1700's, second-world France. Under the close tutelage of the esteemed Lady Colette Valand, Marie has sewn a small corner of life for herself in their little town in the country-side. She even manages to find love and companionship in a secret affair with a prostitute, Alice. But Lady Colette has a few secrets of her own, and they all come to light on one fateful night, when their bodies and futures are forever changed by a mysterious tin of tea leaves. Dive back into the vampire lore first brought to you by "Beneath the Bloody Aurora" with this sapphic companion novella, and experience the turn that started it all.

Blood in the Tea Leaves

Song of Dark Tides

Clio Farren is a bride in pursuit of the perfect venue for her wedding. More than that, she's searching for answers concerning her best friend's sudden death a year ago. She believes Raðljóst Manor holds the key to figuring it out. When Clio shuts herself in with the owner during an Arctic freeze, she unravels more secrets than she expected to in both Nikolai's manor and mind. ﻿Nikolai Trousseau is an unlucky soul, bound to Earth for eternity after drinking a noxious tea millennia ago. He runs a hotel in the Arctic, where polar night liberates him three months each year. With his stash of demon blood running out and a beautiful, uniquely-scented woman poking around his manor, he may discover more thrumming through her veins than he bargained for.

Beneath the Bloody Aurora

"We are all starving hearts." Viola is a sea witch cursed by Triton. Cast aside from the glittering city of Atlantis, she starves for power and a real life above the surface-two hungers her curse will never allow her to satiate. She patrols the sea she's claimed for her own and the nearby human city, feeding on unjust men and oceanfolk alike. When she meets Aric, Triton's firstborn son and heir to the throne, she decides to forge her own future from his suffering. She could finally be free of her curse... if she can only manage to trick the heartless siren out of his soul.

For years, Sia's lived in the gnashing forest, dodging her father's bounty hunters and ignoring the nameless magic in her veins she struggles to control. When she receives a concerning letter from an old lover, she returns to the coast she used to call home, within reach of her family, her father's magical city hovering above the smog-infested land, and the arranged marriage waiting there for her. The smog is not somewhere Sia wants to linger-it's noxious and filled with rebels, witches, and other humans that become walking corpses when they die. But what was intended to be a brief visit turns into a death-bed promise anchoring Sia to the coast for the foreseeable future when she agrees to look after her first love's human child.The thing with promises is: Sia can't break them. No seraph can. While torn between the complex feelings she's developing for the widower of her first love and her own grief, Sia concerns herself with the string of dismembered corpses cropping up along the coast and the strange detective involved who can't seem to leave her alone. As the desperate undead loom closer and closer to the child she's sworn to protect, Sia races to find the killer responsible for creating them. She needs to figure it out quickly, or she may run out of time and fall right into her father's clutches.

Rose Burroughs's rich prick of a husband got run over by a golf cart and died right in front of her. Then he miraculously came back to life. Now his eyes are black instead of blue, she wakes up to find him standing over her side of the bed, his business associates are going missing, and, strangest of all, he's being... nice to her? Is this really her husband or has something far more wicked taken his place?

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