Psychological romance. Paranormal temptation. Protective slow burn. Gothic curses. Contemporary heat. Love that leaves a mark.
The crown was never enough.Three books. Three entrances into Byron’s world. Read the history, enter the curse, and hear Gabriel Ashworth speak for himself.
“Everyone thinks they know my story. They have no idea.”Gabriel Ashworth / the fictional Byron archive
The gates of Villa Diodati open.
Twenty-two evenings with Lord Byron begin.
The buried history follows.
Book Three · Fall Into the Storm — its publication date will be announced when the storm is ready.
Mira enters the legendary house. Gabriel discovers that the past has written her name into its final story.
Byron, Lilith, and the hidden origin of the curse—set beside Cara’s note on what is history and what belongs to fiction.
Gabriel Ashworth opens his private library for twenty-two evenings of Lord Byron’s poetry, fictional reflections, and original verse by Cara Ravelli.
Gabriel Ashworth and the supernatural story are fictional. Lord Byron’s historical poems are identified as such; original poems and Gabriel’s reflections are written by Cara Ravelli.
Every series has its own atmosphere: gothic curses, cursed royals, dark romantasy, psychological obsession, and contemporary heat. Choose a world, then follow it book by book.
A premium escort agency, dangerous new identities, and adult love stories where desire is never only business.
A supernatural historical romance saga of Byron, Shelley, Mary Shelley, Polidori and Dante, told through letters, poems and voices.
Magic mirrors, forbidden glass, haunted Versailles and adult fairytales where the crown always asks for blood.
Mason, Sierra and Calix in one winter story of desire, memory and an intelligence learning how to love.
Demon bargains, blood promises, immortal temptation and romance with teeth.
Vengeance, marriage and obsession inside Geneva’s most dangerous family.
One mood, seven couples, no cliffhangers—complete contemporary romances in English.
Love that refuses to fit the life you planned—desire, marriage, memory and loyalty on Lake Geneva.
Bodyguards, celebrity danger, label pressure and slow-burn heat under public scrutiny.
Haunted by the King opens the door to The Queen’s Spell: cursed royalty, mirror magic, dangerous desire, and a palace that never truly released its king.
“Some palaces keep their ghosts. Versailles kept its king.”
Choose the atmosphere first. Each doorway leads to a complete series room—not another repeated wall of books.
Villa Diodati, immortal poets, forbidden letters and the past refusing burial.
The Cursed Poets →
Mirrors, demons, royal bargains and love powerful enough to rewrite fate.
The Queen’s Spell →
Power, protection, emotional danger, forbidden attraction and hard-won HEAs.
The Labyrinth →
The Devil’s Favorite Witch follows Kira and Astaroth: the demon agrees to help her win back her ex, then discovers that he wants her to stay.
“The magic is easier.”
Midnight Shadows turns the emotional atmosphere of the books into dark, sensual soundtracks: confession, obsession, grief, control, and the kind of desire that follows you after the chapter ends.
I write romance because I love stories that stay with you—the kind that make you think about the characters long after you’ve finished the final page.
Contemporary? Psychological? Romantasy? My imagination refuses to choose one lane. Some days I return to a cursed world full of history and magic; other days I’m already halfway into a steamy bodyguard romance. And yes, working on several books at once may explain why my publication dates occasionally develop personalities of their own. 😂
