Her curse holds her captive. Her choices could set her free—or end her.

Kharis dreams of freedom from the curse that binds her to a fearsome demon. The price for such power? Losing herself to magic she can’t control and go mad. She must navigate a treacherous world where her brother and uncle battle for control of her power, her sister struggles to protect her, and a seductive voice caresses her mind with affection, offering something long forbidden: love.

A Delectable Return to Classic Epic Fantasy.

Enter the world of The Dandelion Tree, Part One, a gripping epic fantasy brimming with intrigue and the struggle to forge one's path when fate has other plans. Perfect for readers who crave strong but flawed heroines, an impossible quest, and intriguing magic that could either save or destroy.

The Dandelion Tree, Part One, is book two in an epic fantasy series written from multiple points of view.

IMPORTANT - PLEASE NOTE that "The Dandelion Tree" contains romantic elements but is NOT romantasy. If you’re looking for a novella with open depictions of intimacy, this might not be the right choice.

The Empire of Zahar is depicted as an inclusive society where same-sex couples are an integral and normalized part of the world. This story addresses a variety of themes and situations that may be sensitive for some readers, including:
 The death of a parent, including loss of a pregnancy mid-term;
 Alcohol consumption;
 Violence in a fantasy context, using magic and medieval-inspired weaponry; Themes of abuse, assault, suggested stalking, and verbal harassment; Medical conditions, some potentially graphic;
 Mental health struggles such as compulsive obsession, panic attacks, depression, suicidal thoughts, and PTSD. The protagonist experiences vivid nightmares and night terrors.