Bücher von Adrienne Blake

The dead don't talk...and if they do, Cat Moreland isn't supposed to listen. Cat's inherited dark magic is getting stronger every day, as is her desire to embrace her true self. As she comes of age, the ghostly whispers she shouldn't hear grow louder along with her parent's fears. That's when fate brings Sylvia into her life, an understanding witch that knows Cat's true power-as a necromancer. Sylvia offers her a position at her magic shop in New York where, under the tutelage of a master necromancer, Cat can safely develop her skills. While in New York, Cat meets the handsome Henry Tilney, who becomes her mentor and friend. She harbors a secret love for him and is delighted when he invites her to his family's mysterious mansion, Northanger Abbey. The abbey exists in the heart of New York but remains hidden from the eyes of mortals. At the Abbey, Cat encounters Henry's sister and their disapproving father, but her growing power accidentally exposes the Tilneys' carefully guarded secrets, threatening Cat's blossoming relationship with Henry and ultimately her future happiness. Perfect for fans of Maria Grace's Netherfield: Rogue Dragon: A Pride and Prejudice Variation and Erin Sterling's The Ex Hex.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single warlock in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a witch!As the only earning daughter in a large family of poor misfit witches, Izzy Bennet needs to focus on her career...not love.When a hot and mysterious warlock, Fitz Darcy, arrives in town, sparks fly--but they're the wrong kind of flame.The new man in town spends half his time bad-mouthing the Bennets, and the other half messing with her sister's love life. So why can't she get Fitz out of her mind?Even though her sister's boyfriend runs off leaving her heartbroken, and Izzy is sure it's all Fitz's doing, he still holds the favor of their small social circle. Surely, not everyone in town can be that delusional?But when her younger sister gets too free-handed with a love potion, she is forced to rely on Fitz's resources to save the foolish young witch from total ruin.And though Izzy still hates Fitz, sooner or later she'll have to decide what's more important: her pride or the welfare of her family and a love full of magic?