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The Warlocks Bargain

The Warlocks Bargain

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, May 17, 2025
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Fantasy
The night I was cursed, the forest whispered warnings I didn't understand. I was running-away from the orphanage, away from a life I refused to accept-when I stumbled upon him. Not a man, but a fae. Something so tall and perfectly cruel. He stood in the moonlight, watching. Waiting. "You are reckless, and yet you seek freedom," he murmured. "But freedom always comes at a price." His fingers barely grazed my skin, and the world shifted. My body was no longer my own. My hands, my will-changed. A voice echoed in the depths of my mind, cold and final: "To be cursed." And I was. Until I met him. The warlock-mysterious, kind, and far too tempting. He could be my savior. He could be my ruin. But the most dangerous thing about being cursed? I have nothing left to lose. At least that's what I thought. ----- Get ready for a slow-burn, spicy paranormal fantasy with dangerous powers and a cursed heroine. Full of twists, magic, and forbidden attraction-continue reading to find out what happens next!
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The locals had warned me that no one in their right mind would enter the North Woods alone, not unless they had a death wish. It's a good thing then that I am not in my right mind. Fear had prevented me from returning to this place for years, but the nightmares depriving me of sleep threatened to steal what little sanity I had left, leaving me with no other choice than to confront the source of my apprehension. I was tired of pretending that everything was ok. That I was ok. I needed the nightmares to stop. But in order for that to happen, I needed to uncover my lost memories. The North Woods held answers, of that much I was certain. So here I stand, ready to face my past. If only I could get my legs to move. **FIRST DRAFT - UNEDITED **

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