The Coven's Curse
Ant and Viktor have settled into mated life, working cases for Ant’s private business while they wait for a case from the Justiciary. But the case, when it comes, is not one either of them expected. While Ant is keen to get justice for the victim, Viktor is staunchly against taking the case at all.
Many years before he met Ant, Viktor spent forty years living in a coven – the same coven where the murder he and Ant are supposed to be investigating took place. Viktor always vowed he would never go back. But there must’ve been something wrong with his persuasion skills, and he finds himself back at the Raven Estate and face to face with Claudius Raven – the coven leader.
Because of his power levels, and the skills he’d used for years, Ant believed that solving the murder would be as simple as sitting at the murder scene, seeing the details of what happened and writing his report for the Justiciary. But nothing about the Raven Estate or Claudius was simple, especially when Ant realizes how much magic protects the coven leader’s secrets. Magic a vampire shouldn’t have.
The Coven’s Curse is book three of Ant and Viktor’s journey and readers would get more out of this story if the first two books have been read first.
Book One: The Psychic and the Vampire (explains how Ant and Viktor met and realized they were mates).
Book Two: The Psychic and the Vampire: A Bad Case of Vampire Curiosity (explains how Ant went from working with the police force, to working for the Justiciary).
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