Kayla Robinson

Scáil is a fierce and respected mercenary who is known for handling even the deadliest of beasts for the people all across the land. She has been hunted for years by the Solas coven who viciously rose into power when she was just fifteen, and has a bounty on her head that is larger than any of the other criminals or beasts she hunts. The people don’t dare turn her in though, or they’ll be left to their own defenses against the creatures of the night that she spends most of her days fighting for them. She’s earned their respect, and for the most part they ignore the wanted posters that are plastered about the villages by the Solas magisters.
She finds herself left at the mercy of an elder vampire who steps in to save her when she’s caught by a Solas mercenary after taking down a Chimera for a village named Ashbourne. They strike a bargain and she agrees to return to his manor where he and several of his death dealers are shocked to discover her true identity and what this may mean for the Oíche coven as a whole.
Follow along on all of their adventures together in this riveting vampire and witch romantasy where the fierce mercenary falls for the alluring elder as they work through the intricacies of the issues that led to the Solas coven rising to power and try to rebalance the heirarchy of the covens so that they don’t have to hide in the shadows any longer.

Months after the final events of Wickedly Immortal, Mira is settling into her role as Elder Mage, though it is proving to be a bit more stressful than she would’ve thought. Mira has several young mages under her wing, and finds out there’s another mage the Morrigan herself is asking her to train. This mage is unique, a castor, and brings about a whirlwind of challenges for the vampires especially. She also brings with her creatures that haven’t been around for hundreds of years. A war is brewing, and they all know it. Something far larger than just the feud between the covens, and this mage is the key to winning it. Will she be able to help this young mage master her magic in time? She finds she’ll have to work with Solas more than Oiche for this, and Devlon proves to be a much more promising ally than she’d have ever thought he could be.

This book is just as action packed as the first, but with a slightly slower start as you meet the new mages. It is a roller coaster ride of twists and turns and the end will be sure to leave you wondering what’s next. There’s a few more chapters in Deiric’s POV too, if you appreciated his insights and being inside his mind.

Book three (the final part of this trilogy) will come out Summer 2025! Followed by a short novella which will give you a bit more of an insight into Lazarus’ backstory too.

The third and final book in the Wickedly Immortal series. Jump right back in from the moment that Wretchedly Royal drops off in this riveting final chapter of Mira and Deiric’s story. Everything they thought they knew was a lie, and they’re confronted with the real truth behind the attacks that left the coven in shambles before the first book. Adriana has to confront her origins and Mira and Deiric are faced with a far fiercer fight than they thought. They have the dragons, but will they be enough to save their people and their country from Ronan’s wrath? The Morrigan knows the outcome, but she’s left them alone to figure it out now.

This final chapter in their story is dark. It contains graphic violence, traumatic scenes, torture, and significant on page references to suicide and other mental illnesses. Reader discretion is advised.

Liza should be the rightful heir to Emberwyn, but she was disgraced the moment she displayed an aptitude for the element of fire instead of water, like her mother and all of her predecessors. Queen Moira hunted down and killed off every last fire mage centuries ago, fearing they would rise up one day and take her throne. She was convinced that Liza was her punishment from the gods, but she couldn’t bring herself to kill her own daughter. Instead, she kept her hidden away in the palace, swore anyone who knew Liza’s real lineage to secrecy, and made sure that Liza only ever grew up to know what a pathetic failure she was. 
Desperate to regain the land she lost when the dragons took over the Beithir Mountains, Moira sends Liza to Mytharae to woo their young prince. She alludes that Liza can regain her place as heir if she succeeds in securing his hand in marriage, but if she fails she’s forbidden from ever returning to Emberwyn. A series of unfortunate events lands Liza in a situation where she has to choose whether to kill or be killed, and she’s never even been capable of harming a fly.
Slade Grimsbane, the famed assassin known only as Sàmhach Marbhadh, has been doing his best to stay in Leodric’s good graces, but he’s already starting to question his mentor’s motives when he’s called to do a job that pays so well he simply cannot refuse it. Killing is something he’s quite skilled at. He’s never missed a mark. This kill proved to be his greatest achievement yet, but the cost is more than he bargained for. He’s blackmailed into another assignment that may just prove to be the death of him.