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Soul Spell

A young blonde woman with pink in her hair and a pink hoodie is crouched in the snow extending her hand. Magic is in her palm and is reaching behind her toward a strange mirror.

Serial killer and witch Elis O’Connor finally has a lead on her missing brother, and it’s brought her right back to the person who betrayed her, the one witch she doesn’t want to ask for help: Melinoë Takata.

While she weighs whether or not hopping dimensions with someone she doesn’t trust is worth it—or whether her brother is indeed a lost cause, considering it’s probably a one-way trip—once more the police coming knocking at her door. But this time they don’t bring suspicions and hopes she might incriminate herself: now they have actual evidence for arrest. With more than a hundred kills under her belt, it was probably only a matter of time before the OPP’s occult department was ready to charge her with murder.

The problem? Their evidence is for one homicide she didn’t commit.

And relying on Melinoë might be her only way of getting out of it.

A 2022 Patreon serial. Final eBook available for patrons at the tier “A Little More“.

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Writer of urban fantasy, thrillers/mysteries, and horror.
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