softly, through the veil
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Ongoing, First published Jun 19, 2020
Meabh [mɛðv]; (Irish) She who intoxicates.

In the wake of her 21st birthday, Meabh's village is ravaged by a sickness. Her grandmother, the local healer, enlists Meabh to assist in treating the villagers, but the arrival of a strange group of armed men, a summer solstice and a particularly invasive kitten propels Meabh into discovering parts of herself she didn't even know existed.
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My grandmother is a witch. My mother is a witch. My sisters are witches (one of them in more ways than one). And to my complete and utter shock, I'm a witch too. Still powerless. Of course, if a certain Prince of Hell has his way, I won't remain without magic for long, because no matter how stubborn I am, the clock is ticking closer to the day I have to fulfill my end of the deal. A deal I made to save my family and friends. I was hoping those same family members and friends would help me figure a way out of this predicament, but I'm beginning to think I can't count on anyone. Clemmy and Caly are still missing. Harmony remains loyal to Luis. Willow is acting strange, disappearing at odd times and keeping secrets. Even worse, Ash seems determined to become the bad boy everyone thinks he is. All hope is lost until I stumble upon a secret that sheds light on the past. I have one shot to stop this sham wedding from happening, but it's going to require a lot of faith in the people who have let me down.