She's partnered with Jarak as a Guardian, but she's been betrothed to Jarak's brother since birth? That could get messy quickly. There is, what I feel, an unnecessary love triangle in the book. Witches partnered with Guardians in order to protect them from vampires? The idea of witches being partnered with someone in order to protect them from a common adversary was too close to my own novel idea to pass up. But, the feelings she has for him aren’t welcome because they make her forget the danger she’s in. He’s all the eye candy plus a Guardian wrapped up in one hot package.

Shouldn’t be hard, right? With life as Esmerelda knew it officially over, it isn’t until she meets Ian that she starts to feel normal again. To end the curse to his power and save herself, she must awaken the witches from their graves. Or is it? But there’s more, much more… her blood is the secret gift bestowed by five dead witches and there is one warlock who’ll stop at nothing to get it. Magic isn’t real, it’s in stories and fairy tales parents tell little kids. Sanity? At this point she is sure either hers or his is gone. Absolutely nothing, could prepare her for being kidnapped and flown out of the country, only to find out her kidnapper is a warlock. But, it’s not until wounds heal instantly and flowers bloom in front of her eyes that she begins to question her sanity.

At eighteen, the toughest decision she should have to make is whether or not to go to college, not helping her dad pick out a casket for her mother. (I’m on other platforms but.Flirting with boys and hanging out with her best friend pretty much sums up Esmerelda’s life, but it’s all about to change. it’s new for me, but it’s about to get fun. The bigger the dream, the bigger the adventure!' ~ M.R. 'Life is too short to stand by and watch everyone else live your dreams. They have four kids, who might be more adventurous jet-setters than their mother. is happily married to someone who would gladly follow her onto a ship and sail away. Out on the ocean is her favorite place to be and would live on a cruise ship if she could, traveling the world, but alas, adulting and responsibilities keep her grounded. She would tell her stories to anyone who would listen until she discovered she could put them onto paper.

Polish has been writing since she was a young girl.

Wolf Spell by M.R. Polish