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By Gemma Pettinato I jolt upright with a gasp, blinking into the dark, half-choking on the stench. Rot. Damp stone. Old blood gone sweet. Familiar, intimately so, though not in the nostalgic sense. This dungeon is not one I’ve had the pleasure of bleeding in, but its perfume reminds me of every place I’ve ever
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“Why do you hate me?” The question comes slowly, as though even my lips are loath to form it. The room is not the sort to lend itself to such questions of introspection. It’s lavishly furnished, draped in velvet, edged in gold and drenched in decadence. Jewels glimmer in the ceiling and the embroidered canopy
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I’m so thrilled to finally share something I’ve been keeping close to my chest—my free reader magnet, All the Wicked Things We Heal, is now available exclusively for newsletter subscribers! This dark, sensual romantasy novel is the perfect introduction to my world of dangerous fae, forbidden magic, and emotionally intense love stories. If you enjoy
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June was wild. I wrapped up A Snare So Beautifully Twisted and finished my reader magnet, All the Wicked Things We Heal. Writing-wise? I hit over 166,000 words this month—which is both terrifying and amazing. Let’s just say there were a lot of feral 10k word “writing goblin” days. Honestly? I love those days. When
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This is my author website where I will share teasers of my work, tell everyone what I’m working on for the month, maybe talk about life, and share cover reveals.
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When the fae capture me on the edge of their lands and throw me in a cell, escape is the only thing on my mind. I need to find a way back and warn the other sorceresses that the fae are hunting us again. All of this seems next to impossible, the moment the powerful
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This month I’m working on edits on Bound by Blood and Shadow (Romantasy featuring a sorceress with amnesia and a vampire) and I’m writing A Snare So Beautifully Twisted (Dark Romantasy with a half-elf forced to run for her life after she saves an assassin from the hanging tree). My hope is to have Bound
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