\\\Newly edited and re-released edition\\\ Sagely has no idea that supernatural beings exist, let alone that she's in danger from a powerful dark warlock. That is, until she’s attacked and mortally wounded. That tips her off pretty quick. Luckily for her, a sexy warlock from the nearby coven saves her life by transferring some of his magic to her. Not so luckily, the "gifted" magic turns Sagely into a witch herself. The magical powers aren't bad, and the fact that she gets to choose a collective of supernatural men to protect her has a certain appeal. But being a witch is not all brews and broomsticks. Magic comes with deadly consequences, especially for someone who has just a \bit\ of trouble controlling her impulses. Just when Sagely gets a handle on her magic, the unthinkable happens. The coven discovers the legendary art of void magic locked inside Sagely. And suddenly, every supernatural creature in the world wants a piece of her. \\\*This is a slow-burn Reverse Harem series of FULL-LENGTH novels set in the 80's, suitable for ages 16+. If you're more of a OTP (one true partner) kind of reader, you might try my Girl Among Wolves trilogy, set in the same world, in modern times.

The last thing Sagely needs is romance. The first thing she needs is to figure out how to use her magic before she kills someone. Again. The most likely victim? Fox, her faerie fiancé. He drives her crazy in the worst—and best—way. As she continues her mission to bring home the Winslow Witch Coven, she struggles to control of her magic, her growing feelings for Fox, and Raina’s erratic behavior. ~ ~ ~ Raina has always dreamed of mermaids. Ever since she was a little girl, when her brother ran away with a sea faery, she has longed for the freedom and romance of the sea. On a quest to find her brother, she leads Sagely and her friends to the coast. There, she finds her deepest wish within her reach. But as they old saying goes, be careful what you wish for… This is the second book in a fantasy romance series with reverse harem elements and a touch of 80’s flair. Because certain events in the story required it, this novel is told in dual point-of-view. Recommended for readers 16 and up.