Rose and the Witches

Rose from Miami: Book 2

Published Copy

Genres

Female Protagonist, Witches, Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Thriller, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Death, Violence, Rape, Abuse, and Sex

Type of Ending

Series

Rose from Miami — Book 2

Series Read Order

Reading prior books is recommended, but not required

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Publication Date

Oct 15, 2021

Page Length

369 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Rose and the Witches

Rose from Miami: Book 2

Published Copy

Blurb

Rose is in trouble. Again and again and again!

Rose has begun her year's training at the Sisterhood, but the peace she has found is soon shattered by the mysterious hauntings of a stranger; one no one else can see. Soon, her world is turned upside down as family secrets she never imagined, come to light, and she is forced to battle the most powerful of warlocks for her very life.

Warning: This book contains strong sexual content, violence, and taboo topics. It is not suitable for younger readers or adult readers who object to such content.

Details

Genres

Female Protagonist, Witches, Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Thriller, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Death, Violence, Rape, Abuse, and Sex

Type of Ending

Series

Rose from Miami — Book 2

Series Read Order

Reading prior books is recommended, but not required

Author Prefers A Review On

Goodreads, Amazon, or BookBub

Reader Spots Remaining

100

Number of days to read

Publication Date

Oct 15, 2021

Page Length

369 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Author

Zeecé Lugo was born in the tropical island of Puerto Rico, but she grew up in Brooklyn, New York. She now lives surrounded by mountains in the island of her birth. She stays away from the news, pushy people and anything stressful. She is finally doing what she always wanted to do; she reads, she enjoys the views surrounding her home, and she writes.

Zeecé's early love was reading. The worlds of Pern, Middle-earth, St. Mary Mead, and Shrewsbury Abbey had an incredible influence and hold on her imagination. She wrote her first novel in two months, spending long hours at her task. During that time, she ensconced herself in her bedroom with her computer, barely coming out to grab a cup of coffee or a snack. One day, her nearest neighbor came desperately knocking at her bedroom window, afraid that Zeecé might be dead; no one had seen her for days!