Half-witch, half-magi, and all bloodthirsty. Korri Marchand spends her nights stalking corrupt magi and chasing the high she gets from their deaths. She tells herself it's for her friend Poppy, but there's a part of her that likes what she does. Likes it a lot. One night, she discovers the magi have been keeping a dark secret when she breaks one of their magical objects and releases a demon. Using demons to power spells is against the law—a law the magi wrote. Now she understands how the magi rose to power—and how dangerous they truly are. Trapped for centuries, forced to serve cruel masters, Lux, Malphas, Abaddon, and Baphomet are ready to lay the magi world to waste but they don't have the power or numbers to take them on—at least not yet. The interesting little mortal who freed them wants to help, and she may just be the key to saving the rest of their kind. That she's fearless, adventurous, and wild in bed just sweetens the deal. \\Dark reverse harem \\Creative boning \\Some M/M in addition to all the F/M/M/M \\Don't venture within if you're squeemish

More stabbing, more blood, and more demons to cavort with ... what else could a girl ask for? Korri Marchand killed the son of an important magus and her best friend Poppy was arrested in her place. Now Korri must find a way to save her friend and stop the impending attacks on the witches by the enraged magi. Only problem? The magi are powerful, they're ruthless, and they're still using demons to do their dirty work. Luckily, Korri has her own demons and boy are they dirty indeed. With Lux, Malphas, Abaddon, and Baphomet at her side, she plots the downfall of the magi. And she's sure to succeed—unless the magi have their own tricks up their sleeves. Caustic Charms is Book Two of the Curses, Charms, and Incantations trilogy. It's fast burn. Like Bugatti fast. Like race to the bathroom because you ate all those tacos fast. \\More creative boning \\Definitely stabbing \\Not all the stabbing is bad? (Use your imagination) \\Blood, swearing, and all things inappropriate for those who aren't stabby themselves Read at your own peril (or with a glass of wine handy. And your favorite battery operated boyfriend? No. I didn't say that.)

A rebellion to fight, magi to kill, and one goaty, ex-king of Hell to outwit. Korri Kronos is a simple woman: she likes to hunt magi, murder them, and drink down their death spirits. She thinks of it as a public service for the witches who have been living under a cruel magi regime for centuries now. As an added bonus, every time she kills a magus, she sets a demon free. It's how she met her cabal: Lux, Malphas, Abaddon, and Baphomet. With tensions rising between the witches and magi, Korri and her cabal know it's only a matter of time before Bolger descends into war. They have to free as many demons as they can before the magi attack, but they're thwarted at every turn by the magi and the former king of Hell himself, Satan. Satan's obsession with his long-lost love leads him to make a bargain with Korri—spend time with him and he will share some of his power with her. The power is attractive: Korri and her cabal need it if they're going to realize their goal of freeing all the demons. But a bargain with the devil is never a good idea. He's forgotten more ways to trick and cheat than they will ever know. Korri, Lux, Malphas, Abaddon, and Baphomet aren't easily frightened, however, and the former king of Hell had better not forget who wears the crown now. Beware! Inside you'll find: Blood, gore, and stabbing Ropes, blow jobs, and pretzel-type boning Murder, mayhem, and multiple partners More boinking