Jinx
Aunt Deva told me to follow my heart. I never expected it to lead me to five men who defy everything I thought I knew about the dark power lurking inside of me.
Glenoakes was supposed to be my attempt at leading a normal life—well, as normal as life can be for a Jinx. Anyone I touch is cursed to suffer, so I live by three simple rules:
No touching.
No attachments.
No exceptions. Ever.
It works until I meet them, and my deadly magic decides the rules no longer apply.
The charming golden boy who likes it when I get a little bossy.
The tattooed enigma who looks like he wants to eat me alive.
The sexy professor who wants nothing to do with me.
The Finnish bouncer who’s as threatening as a teddy bear.
And the reclusive artist who’s everything I ever dreamed of.
They don’t deserve the cruel fate that comes with my touch. But they aren’t giving up, and neither is my magic as it urges me to claim them. One touch could change it all. Ruin us all.
When dark forces circle, I know no one will survive unless I finally embrace my magic. And I’ll do anything it takes to protect these men who’ve come to mean so much.
Even if it means risking everything.
Jinx is a paranormal “why choose” romance, which means the heroine has multiple love interests and will (eventually) get a Happily Ever After with all of them. This is the first book in a planned trilogy and ends on a cliffhanger. It is intended for readers 18+ due to adult language and open-door spice, with other content warnings detailed in the Author’s Note.
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