Includes all three full-length novels:
From A Youth A Fountain Did Flow
She is the Fountain of Youth reborn. He is the monster history turned into a demon. Their story begins in blood.
One brutal night rips her out of the human world and into a hidden one, where witches hoard forbidden power, monsters wear familiar faces, and ancient gods have been rewritten as demons.
Then Scarlet learns the truth. She is not just being hunted for magic. She is magic. The Fountain of Youth reborn, a living source of immortality men have killed for, worshiped, and bled dry across lifetimes.
Now every faction wants a claim on her.
The Circle, a secret magical order, says they can protect her. Their enemies would rather use her. And Dagon, the terrifying sea-born being who has haunted her steps since the blood began to spill, seems to want everything at once: her fear, her power, her attention, and maybe something far more dangerous.
As memories of past lives begin to press at the edges of her mind, Scarlet is pulled deeper into a war she does not understand, one built on stolen magic, buried history, and a connection that should not feel this intimate with the monster hunting her.
Because the more Scarlet learns, the clearer it becomes: her life is the key to something far bigger than survival.
And if she wants to be free, she may have to destroy the world that made her.
The Sea Withdrew
Scarlet Singer survived the truth, but survival has a price.
The hidden world of magic is no longer a nightmare she can deny. Witches are lying. Monsters are real. And the demon who once hunted her is now the only one who may be able to save the boy she loves.
To keep Zig alive, Scarlet agrees to an impossible bargain with Dagon, the ancient sea-born being tied to her across lifetimes. But staying near him means stepping deeper into a world of buried gods, stolen histories, and old magic twisted into something monstrous. It also means facing the one truth Scarlet has tried hardest to outrun: Dagon is not the story she was told.
As Scarlet and Dagon are forced into uneasy alliance, the line between enemy and protector begins to blur. A journal from one of Scarlet’s former lives opens the door to memories that were never truly lost, and with every page, her connection to Dagon grows more intimate, more dangerous, and harder to deny.
And the deeper Scarlet falls into Dagon’s world, the more she begins to see the tragedy beneath the monster, the god beneath the demon, and the love that history tried to turn into something cruel. Dagon is not simply a demon. He is a ruin made by grief, devotion, and centuries of rage. And Scarlet may be the only thing he has ever wanted that he could never keep.
What I’ve Tasted of Desire
He hunted her.
He haunted her.
He loved her in every life.
Now Scarlet remembers.
As the truth of her past crashes into the present, Scarlet Singer can finally see the shape of the lie that ruled her life. The Circle did not protect the world. It fed on it. It stole magic, buried history, and turned Scarlet into a prize to worship, use, and destroy.
At her side is Dagon, the sea-born god history renamed a demon, the monster she feared before she understood him, and the one soul bound to hers across centuries of blood, loss, and longing. What began as hatred became temptation. What became temptation became truth. Now Scarlet must decide what she is willing to destroy for freedom, for love, and for the future of every magical life the Circle has tried to control. As realms collide and war erupts, Scarlet and Dagon must fight for more than each other. They must tear open the world, expose what was hidden, and end a system built on stolen bodies and stolen power.
