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Rue was born into power. Root and wind bend to her the way they've never bent to anyone in her family. It's a gift. It's also a weight, one her mother never lets her forget.

Visiting her ancestral home, a small village at the base of the Carpathian Mountains, Rue finds a place where the forest has never belonged only to the living. It's there she learns that some promises made generations ago come due, whether anyone remembers making them or not.

It's also where she meets Rob, a handsome stranger from the forest. As their relationship grows, Rue feels something she's never felt before: someone looking at her like she's more than what she can do. He's easy to talk to. Easy to trust. Easy to fall for.

But as the border between this world and the next begins to fray, Rue wonders if the man she loves is who he says he is. And whether the thing she's been trained to fight has already gotten closer than anyone thought possible.

A prequel novella set seventeen years before Rootbound, Demonbound is the story that's only ever been hinted at. Some legacies are inherited. Others are paid for.

When a mysterious fog swallows a Chicago alley, taking seven souls, including his father, seventeen-year-old Eli Carter discovers the buzzing in his head isn't anxiety. It's power. Power that should have protected everyone. Power his father spent years suppressing.

Aneska has been running her whole life, bouncing between foster homes with only fading memories of her murdered mother. But when she saves Eli from the same otherworldly fog, the light that erupts from her hands reveals she's far more than the nobody she's always believed herself to be.

Thrown together by forces beyond their understanding, Eli and Aneska must navigate the Spirit Realm, a dimension where demons bargain in blood, ancient creatures feast on memory, and the bridge between worlds is failing. Both carry birthrights they never asked for: Eli as the heir to a dangerous legacy his father tried to hide, and Aneska as something the Spirit Realm has been waiting centuries to find.

But in a world where heroes die and monsters survive, they'll both have to decide how much of themselves they're willing to sacrifice for the power to save what they love. And when every mentor hides their own agenda and every victory demands a terrible price, the line between salvation and damnation becomes impossible to see.

Dark, visceral, and unflinching, Rootbound is an epic fantasy that explores the price of power, the weight of destiny, and what happens when two teenagers discover that becoming strong enough to save everyone might mean losing everything that made them worth saving.

Crowned is Sherry Sharp's channeled collection of poetry, prayers, prose, and love letters written during her own feminine awakening, an invitation to meet the Divine Feminine, the Mother Goddess, in every form she takes.

Part confession, part reclamation, the book moves through grief, desire, and self-abandonment toward a hard-won tenderness. It asks the questions many women carry quietly: who am I outside the roles I play, and what would it mean to finally become my own Muse?

Written for anyone ready to stop waiting for someone else to complete them, Crowned is a guide back to sisterhood, sensuality, and sovereignty, an offering to help you crown yourself and rule your own life from a place of inner knowing.

Call Her In gathers channeled messages, meditations, prose, prayers, journal exercises, rituals, chants, and nature wisdom into a daybook for reconnecting with the Divine Feminine, the Mother Goddess in her many forms.

Meant to be opened one page at a time, each passage offers a small door into reflection and meditation, an invitation to call the Great Mother into your life to open, transform, and heal you.

It's a deep and searching companion for anyone ready to claim their own worth and power, both as a woman moving through the world and as the divine woman underneath it all, a reminder of the majesty already inside you.