Anne Boleyn is rather fond of her head and the neck upon which it’s attached. But in an England ruled by fear, faith, and fragile men, even queens and their little princesses are disposable. When a prophecy foretells of Anne’s downfall by Beltane, the witch Queen takes fate into her own hands to protect herself and her daughter. Even if it means bringing kings and gods alike to their knees.

A Hunger So Dark and Wicked is a gothic fantasy horror, lovers-to-enemies, villain origin story of a bi-racial woman set in the late 18th Scotland. It has a dual timeline, dual POV.  Think the gothic-horror sensibilities of Penny Dreadful and the morally charcoal feminist villainy of Mary Sibley from Salem. It will appeal to readers of S.T. Gibson, Alix E Harrow and Alexis Henderson.