She spent years in the Veil as an invisible cupid. Unable to talk, touch or love anyone, which made her a little bitter. Now, Emelle has a life . . . and a bounty on her head. The fae prince wants her dead, and her three gorgeous genfins are arrested. The royal culling trials are about to begin, but Emelle isn't going to let everything be taken from her without a fight. There's rebellion in the air, a princess who's not all she appears to be and a lamassu fae who claims to be Emelle's mate. Love is getting complicated. But to a cupid, it always is.
Raven Kennedy
Raven Kennedy is a prolific author known for their dark and atmospheric storytelling. Their works often delve into themes of mystery, suspense, and the supernatural. Kennedy's most notable work is "The Haunting of Blackwood House," a chilling tale that has captivated readers worldwide.
Kennedy's writing style is characterized by richly detailed settings, complex characters, and a talent for building tension. They are credited with revitalizing the horror genre with their unique voice and innovative storytelling techniques.
Kennedy's contributions to literature include pushing the boundaries of traditional horror and crafting narratives that leave readers on the edge of their seats. Their impact on the genre can be seen in the resurgence of interest in psychological horror and the popularity of atmospheric storytelling.
Overall, Raven Kennedy has solidified their place as a master of the macabre and a pioneer in the world of modern horror literature.
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