A Mark Cursed By Stars
When the stars choose, the hunt begins.
Step into the world of A Mark Cursed by Stars, a dark celestial romantasy where a heroine is caught between destiny and the madness already threatening to tear apart her mind.
Every decade, a twisted prophecy begins across Elora, marking one innocent soul for sacrifice. This summons the celestial bloodlines of the Varethym order, commanding the hunt of the Marked across the stars. Break the curse before Vareth, the Blood Moon, rises, or suffer its wrath for ten years.
Back on Earth, Tilly Rose never believed in magic. She’s just a girl burdened by her mother’s illness and haunted by whispers only she can hear. But she still wonders about her father, dismissed as mad before he vanished nine years ago, and fears the same insanity has already begun in her. Yet beneath that weight, her blood stirs with the mark of Vareth.
Now she is prey, pulled into a world where she is presented with a dangerous choice. Is she ready to meet her fate, especially as her path intertwines with three dangerous brothers:
Cillian has a charming smile, far too perfect to trust.
Fionn’s eyes burn with rage and terrible sadness.
Torin’s hands are blood-stained, and his mocking confidence both repulses and disturbs her.
Yet together, they pull her into a web of seduction and deceit. But Tilly soon discovers the truth behind their pursuit is far darker than their desires.
No Marked has ever survived Vareth’s prophecy without surrendering their soul to the Varethym order. But Tilly was never meant to follow the rules.
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