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Thanks so much for visiting. I’m K. C., and I write sweet, small-town romances with a touch of magic and the supernatural.  If that sounds appealing, check out my Moonbrook Magic series over on the books page for a real treat!

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New releases

A Siren in the Summer Court

Moonbrook Magic, book 2

Nobody can resist a siren. In theory. But the only guy she wants is the one who might.

Melody Arthurs is a siren, so she can never trust that a guy likes her for her and not just her voice. Her relationships aren’t built to last, but she has her fun. And she’s fine with that.

Or she thought she was, until she met Finn. He’s insanely hot, and just her type. Except that he’s in town scouting for a big developer, and that isn’t going to gel with Moonbrook’s unique secrets.

But if he’s just a real estate guy, why does she keep getting the feeling he’s immune to her voice?

Finn Silver has a secret of his own: he’s a Fae. Prince of the Summer Court, in fact. And even the magical world doesn’t know they exist. Which means they don’t know that the Court is falling apart.

He came looking to steal Moonbrook’s magic and use it to save his people. What he found was a place where he can stop pretending to be the perfect prince and just be himself. Especially when he’s with the enchanting siren assigned to show him around. But he can’t hide from his responsibilities forever.

Eventually, he’s going to have to choose: Moonbrook, or the Summer Court?

About Me

K. C. Lapointe

K. C. Lapointe is a lifelong lover of all things magical and romantic. Growing up in a small town in the Pacific Northwest, she learned the magic of such places at an early age—her books just make that magic a bit more literal.