A witch caught between her duty to her coven and her trauma. A childhood friend conflicted by his insecurities and unresolved feelings. A werewolf torn between his desire to protect his mate and his dreams for his pack. And the villainous despair that looms over them all... They will all converge at the masquerade. A titillating mystery isn't complete without a steamy romance of magickal proportions, don't you think? Decide Your Fate, Choose Your Mate (originally titled Luna at the Masquerade) is the first installment of Weird: Book of Romance, which features characters from the overarching Weird franchise by Natasha Penn. This is a standalone series that does not require reading any external media to follow along.

Cari is entering her first year at the Academy of Occult Arts, an elite high school for magickal youth that takes place in the dark dimension, and she finds herself thrust into the spotlight from night one. Her own coven has it out for her, despite her being second-in-line to lead the coven. The most popular senior witch seems to have it out for her, and has gone so far as to enlist the help of a vampire that has it out for her adopted brother, Axel. Her best friends, Lilly and Helena, both seem to be keeping secrets. Jett, a werewolf transfer student, has taken an interest in her, though she can't fathom why. Danger lurks around every corner in the form of trappers, hellhounds, and an unseen force that is kidnapping shifters. With all of that, how can a girl find time for love... Right? Witch Seeking Undead Girlfriend is the first installment of the Weird: Book of Secrets anthology. It is set in the same universe as Decide Your Fate, Choose Your Mate! But the two do not intercept at this time, as DYFCYM takes place before and is technically part of the Weird: Book of Romance series. WSUG is an original work that has been posted on my website, Sisters of the Shadows, and has yet to be completed. It will update Monday-Friday, and if there are enough questions I will post answers, updates, and author's notes on the weekends. Thanks for reading!