Witchfolk
Amber Silverby is the first of her kind and she’s hellbent on making sure she isn’t the last.
Detroit, 1893.
Eighteen-year-old Amber Silverby is a witch who conceals her shapeshifting powers to avoid being cursed as a living statue by her unhinged uncle, the king.
While the monthly royal witch hunt engulfs the kingdom’s attention, Amber races to break the curse with the help of her mom’s underground rebel society, the Medusa Coven.
She was born a beast. He made her a monster. She will make his nightmares come true.
What readers said about Witchfolk:
★★★★★
“This book is such an enjoyable read. If you love Greek mythology and witches you need to read this book.” – Amazon review
★★★★
“I enjoyed the rebellion in this story and the lore about the stoning… Amber was a solid and courageous main character.” – Amazon review
★★★★
“A dystopian world with roots in greek mythology, starring Circe and Medusa. Renae worked the world building into the story as things happen instead of drawing it out to begin with, which i appreciate. It’s a very interesting concept of using places we know today and reimagining them.” – Amazon review
Fairfolk
End the Goblin Terror Spree. Set the Lost Witchfolk Free.
1893.
Following her first mission to dethrone the king, princess Amber Silverby must track a witch hunter to the Chicago World’s Fair to prevent him from assassinating the legendary inventor, Thomas Edison, and plunging the Kingdom into war with America.
Armed with a new mission, vague prophecy, and loyal friends, Amber heads into the unknown where her success or failure will determine the fate of both countries for generations to come.
Renae L. Moore 