R. Raeta

Peaches & Honey

Miracles don't come free and words are binding...

His miracles have a cursed edge, but he’s not the villain Sara expected. Still, she’s not exactly thrilled about being stuck with a centuries old ghost with a flair for the dramatic and a nasty habit of pushing her buttons just for the fun of it. With his penchant for boredom—and the fact that she’s the only one able to see and hear him—he’s about as common as her shadow and as welcome as mold.

Even if he is pretty handy in her British Literature class.

An enemy to lovers romance.

Ladybirds

Lily doesn't remember her death, or even her reawakening, but she knows this: the sun is to be feared, words are her salvation, and--above all--the bench facing the playground is hers. She is the pin holding the hands of the clock, watching the world move and change around her while she remains fixed, lonely and unchanged... until a boy takes a seat beside her.A Paranormal Romance.Cover art by Litarnes.

Everlong

A shapeshifting god,
an immortality granting peach,
and a woman gifted with forever.

England, 1184: Anna is used to hunger and hardship. Ever since she was seventeen, when the pale shadows of her vitiligo were spotted, she has spent more than a decade struggling to survive alone and in exile. Then a single act of kindness towards a beautiful stranger and the taste of a divine peach changes Anna's life forever.

Suddenly, her body is as untouched by Time as it by harm. As she watches the world change around her, knowing every human connection is only temporary, there is only one person she trusts to always return no matter the years or distance...

The shapeshifting god who gifted her with immortality.

These Immortal Truths

Pits & Poison: These Godly Lies

Miracles don't come free and words are binding... His miracles have a cursed edge, but he's not the villain Sara expected. Still, she's not exactly thrilled about being stuck with a centuries old ghost with a flair for the dramatic and a nasty habit of pushing her buttons just for the fun of it. With his penchant for boredom-and the fact that she's the only one able to see and hear him-he's about as common as her shadow and as welcome as mold. Even if he is pretty handy in her British Literature class. An enemy to lovers romance.

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