About Shouldn’t Have Come:
What happens when a void witch who has nothing left to lose accidentally summons the four horsemen who are all monsters? Well, she can either submit, fight, or fall…
Valeria is feared for her magic, and it’s bad for business. When she gets a big offer, a séance on live tv during a full moon, she can’t resist. Ignoring the red flags, she’s determined to be seen, to be heard. But when the ritual goes to shit and the four horsemen are unleashed and she’s forced into a corner. They want her, exactly as she is, to be theirs. People are dying and Valeria needs to make her choice. Who does she choose to save?
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Author Bio:
Sloane Sabel (she / they) writes queer dark paranormal romance stories with nonbinary characters and woven with feminine rage. They are not for the faint of heart—but for those who crave ruin as a form of healing, who ache to reclaim sexuality from shame, who know that sometimes survival looks like sharp teeth and blood on your lips.
Born and raised in Queens, NY, Sloane spends their days in the North Carolina woods with their cat familiars, drinking tea and concocting rituals of empowerment and vengeance. Chronically ill, this disabled witch can often be found between the keyboard and the couch. Enjoy the stories born of their trauma where Sloane always gets their happy ending.