Enchanted Incognito
Some secrets aren’t meant to stay buried.
Some stories refuse to end.
In Enchanted Incognito, a curious seventeen-year-old girl discovers that the strange pull she
feels toward the past is more than imagination, it’s destiny.
Drawn into a hidden magical lineage, she uncovers ancient secrets, powerful alliances, and a
connection that feels as timeless as the world itself. But as love and loyalty begin to intertwine, she realises that protecting the past may cost her everything in the present.
Blending time travel, magic, and slow-burn romance, Enchanted Incognito explores identity, fate, and the courage it takes to choose your own path, even when history is watching.
For readers who believe that love, legacy, and a little bit of magic can change everything.
The Energy Never Dies
Some losses leave a silence that nothing can fill.
Some hearts need to break before they can learn to beat again.
In The Energy Never Dies, eighteen-year-old Lana Baker has spent her whole life defined by
one person... until the day she loses her. When her best friend Vicky dies of leukaemia, the girl
Lana used to be dies with her.
Shipped off to a boarding school in the English countryside, Lana is surrounded by new faces,
a new world, and a boy with green eyes and music in his veins. The kind of boy she never
expected to let in. But opening her heart again means confronting the grief she's been
carrying like a secret, and choosing whether to hold on to the past or finally, slowly, let herself live.
Blending contemporary romance, the healing power of music, and an unforgettable friendship
that refuses to fade, The Energy Never Dies explores loss, resilience, and what it means to find
yourself in the wreckage of someone else's absence.
For readers who believe that love doesn't end, it just changes form.
Reviews
“Enchanted Incognito will keep you hooked till the very last page.”
— Silas“I stayed up all night reading! Absolutely Incredible!”
— Natasha“I flew through the pages wanting more and more and it did not disappoint!”
— Umairah