Not Roxy. When she spots her younger self in the mirror – again – Roxy knows another suitor is about to arrive. If only he wasn’t a celebrity! As Calypso, better known as the Goddess of Fair Skies, she’s too busy keeping the world’s oceans and the Goddess of Storms at bay. So, to avoid that thrum pulling her towards the A-lister, Roxy runs.

Rob can’t explain why he’s drawn to the sassy freethinker who hitched a ride on his yacht but wants nothing else from him. Unrequited attraction to island girls runs in the family, but he’s never met anyone like her. So, Rob sends his ex packing and braces himself for a slow-burn adventure…when Roxy is taken hostage.

Will Rob manage to woo Roxy, despite all the obstacles? Will Roxy give in to a carbon copy of someone she used to know, given that humans are a frail species?

What would you choose – deify your man OR live out your last life with the person you love?

Fame & Fortune is the last, 7th instalment of the Goddesses series—but it can be read as a standalone. (Though if you want the full divine drama, books 1–6 are waiting!)

Other books in the Goddesses series:

Book 1: Charm & Mayhem: the Goddess of Fate (where Marina seduces her bodyguard and ex guardian angel Gabriel)

Book 2: Life & Death: the Goddess of Light (where Ellie & Vic become Light & Death)

Book 3: Love & Money: the Goddess of Luck (about Hans wooing Dita)

Book 4: Fire & Ice: the Goddess of Frost (about Ava & Theo saving Iceland)

Book 5: Hopes & Dreams: the Goddess of Air (where Della fake-dates Ari to save him from gold diggers).

Book 6: Storms & Schemes: the Goddess of Small Things (where Tartie & Cooper have an adventure of a lifetime).

A novellette about what happens when you try to steal stuff (or people)

What if you were tasked to draw dragon after dragon after dragon – ad nauseam and in captivity – to resurrect an entire realm?

Well, I cursed the lot of them.

Heartbroken over the treachery of the angel who was supposed to guard her, Lottie is trying to keep busy. Drawing one dragon after another and watching them leap off the page and out the window. If only she could leave her tower. But her captor said no without giving any reasons. If to believe all the storybooks, her happily-ever-after should be here soon. In the guise of a charming prince, no doubt.

Except her happy ending has been five hundred years coming and her only visitor is an annoying dragon she drew to life who keeps loitering about her tower. Doubtlessly to steal something.

Why couldn’t her affections be reciprocated centuries ago? Why is Gil so annoying? And where is her HEA?

This novella is a Rapunzel / Snow White mashup retelling and links to the author’s other works, but can be enjoyed as a standalone short story and a soundbite of the author’s writing style.

In case you love dragons, this novelette is also featured in my single-author anthology “Tales of the Dragons”.

Tartie, the Goddess of Small Things, is stuck. To help a friend in need, she has to pawn off her Storms ability – the one that shorts out every electronic gadget in range. With no qualified candidates in sight, Tartie resorts to a temporary fix.

It backfires. Badly.

Now there’s a new God of Storms—unhappy, destructive, and definitely not Zeus material—running around London. One of Piccadilly Circus Tube entrances has already tasted his accidental wrath. Tartie’s left holding the thundercloud, wondering if this disaster was exactly what the ever-meddling Ancient Goddess of Fate planned all along.

Storms & Schemes is the penultimate instalment of the Goddesses series—but it can be read as a standalone. (Though if you want the full divine drama, books 1–5 are waiting!)

Other books in the Goddesses series:

Book 1: Charm & Mayhem: Goddess of Fate (where Marina seduces her bodyguard and ex guardian angel Gabriel)

Book 2: Life & Death: Goddess of Light (where Ellie & Vic become Light & Death)

Book 3: Love & Money: Goddess of Luck (about Hans wooing Dita)

Book 4: Fire & Ice: Goddess of Frost (about Ava & Theo saving Iceland)

Book 5: Hopes & Dreams: Goddess of Air (where Della fake-dates Ari to save him from gold diggers).

She should have taken more care before spooking a desperate man with her kind offer to help. As she’s propelled toward oblivion, Lanie uses her final wish to save a car-accident victim from the River Thames.

While she watches over the man she saved, realization hits that Death came knocking too soon. Why is she so drawn to Peter, whom she never knew? What will happen to her once he’s hale again? After all, she is already dead.

After a week in a coma, Peter discovers a strange barefoot girl in his apartment. It’s not her Candy Striper uniform but the kindness of feeding his cat that prevents him from calling the cops. Why does she seem so familiar? Does she speak at all? And why are there girly things strewn all across his bachelor pad?

Will love conquer death? Or does fate have other plans for Lanie?

Remember Me is an urban Little Mermaid retelling where Disney-loving optimists and Andersen-honoring pessimists each get their own ending – a HFN for the sceptics and a HEA for the kind-hearted.

Books in the Agency of Guardian Angels series:
1. Recruit Me – prequel novella
2. Save Me – Gabriel saving Grace – book #1 in the duology
3. Guard Me – Victor saving Charlotte & Sally – book #2 in the duology, which happens in parallel to book #1
4. Remember Me – Lanie’s story – spin-off novella, which also happens in parallel to book #1

Remember Me is a standalone heart-gripping spinoff about what made the entire Agency of Guardian Angels go SOS.

Helen of Troy made the wrong choice. But not the one you think you know.

Eleni marries Menelaos and at their wedding feast overhears him say mean things about her.

Talk about #instaregret over rejecting Paris’ proposal.

What if Aphrodita – the Goddess of Luck – frequently mistaken for the Goddess of Lust – offered to help?

For a price, of course.

This a short spin-off story from my Goddesses series.

You can read up on Dita’s love life in book #3 Love&Money: The Goddess of Luck.

And Ava finds her beau in book #4 Fire&Ice: The Goddess of Frost.

Mirrors and shoes are definitely magical artefacts. But who created them? Where? And how? Read this short story and find out.

This is a standalone prequel novella to my Goddesses as well as Magic Mirrors Saga series, which can be read without delving into the why’s and the how’s.

Unburdrened by relationships or her powers, Aphrodita, the Goddess of Luck has been flittering through life for milennia. When a new suitor comes calling who first ignores her and then doesn’t take no for an answer, what’s a girl to do? Stage a red herring of an intervention, that’s what. After all, helping others is so much more satisfying than sorting out her own love life. Or lack thereof.

Recruited from Magic Kingdom by the Warriors at the tender age of 16, Hans is now the chieftain’s right hand man. His timepocket of a dimension needs a new king. Who’ll be wanting a queen. A feisty Barbie of a goddess is a good choice, but why is she putting up a fight?

Will Hans get the girl or will he be derailed by his duties? Will Dita accept that her powers don’t work on everyone? And how many goddesses does a brain surgeon need to perform an operation nobody has attempted before?

Love & Money is book#3 in the Goddesses Series, but can be read as a standalone. Meaning: to read book #3 you don’t need to read books #1 Charm & Mayhem: The Goddess of Fate or book #2 Life & Death: The Goddess of Light, but it might be a fun option.

At twenty-five, Marina makes a wish: to have a proper family of her own, not be her married lover’s second choice.

Next, she is pushed through a mirror and stuck in Magic Kingdom for forty years. Well, thirty-six to be exact. A lifetime amongst everybody else’s fairytales coming true.

Will Marina’s wish come true or does her life as witch Grizelda turn out not quite like she imagined?

Will she ever get back to glitzy Moscow, one day after she left, exactly like the Goddess of Fate promised her?

And most importantly, who is Marina’s baby daddy?