The Witch's Curse

A WITCH WHO DEMANDS HUMANITY

THE IMMORTAL FAMILIES WHO DENIED HER

TWO MORTALS COMMANDED TO RIGHT THE WRONG

That is the fate of the urban princess Anasztasia and the renegade prince Matthias, born mortal to two immortal families. If they go back in time and restore the witch’s humanity, she will grant them immortality. She will also break a 550-year-old curse that imprisons Matthias’s family in their ancestral homeland and exiles Anasztasia’s family from it.

But to make their lives their own, the heirs must return to the most dangerous day in their families’ past, Easter Sunday, 1457. This is the day Vlad III, aka Dracula, massacred all nobles and their families involved in the death of his father and older brother.

How can Anasztasia and Matthias reverse the past when their families won’t speak of their wrongdoing?

How can they go back when their lives are in danger? 

But how can they refuse when the witch owns their lives?

Was it a secret or a sin that kept Alba drawing breaths into her ninth decade of life? Or was it the truth? It was time to tell it, even if it meant returning to 1940, Nazi-occupied Paris and to the lives and fates of three other women. Gabrielle Blanchet, a B-grade French actress, hired by the owner of Deschamps Automobiles to pose as his wife and deal with the Nazis. Claire Astley, a brilliant Oxford student with a gift or curse for chemical explosives, and Eva Behringer, the discarded wife of a high-ranking Nazi general. Eva will hand over classified secrets to the British government if her daughter is taken to England. But is her motive based on motherly love or revenge? As Alba journeys from Toronto to Paris, her life from a twelve-year-old peasant girl, sold by her mother to work as a companion for Eva’s daughter and the lives of Gabrielle and Claire are revealed through their own points of views, until they come to a head at a monastery in France.  

Release Date: September 2027