Eric Linnaeus - The Witch's Curse

When Deputy Charles Walsh drives into the deep woods on what should be a routine call, he doesn't believe in monsters. By the time something inhuman answers back from the darkness, that skepticism might just get him killed.

Charles has always trusted logic over legend, law over superstition. But the supernatural horrors lurking between these trees don't care what he believes — and neither does the infuriating, dangerously capable man he's suddenly forced to rely on. Eric Linnaeus carries the mark of the fae like a brand and moves like someone who has been surviving the impossible his entire life. He's secretive, lethal, and exactly the kind of person Charles would never trust under normal circumstances.

These are not normal circumstances.

Thrown together against cursed objects and monstrous entities that stalk their every move, Charles and Eric navigate a shifting, treacherous alliance that neither of them asked for. The tension between them crackles with suspicion and something far more dangerous — a slow-burning attraction that neither man can afford. Charles wants answers. Eric offers only half-truths. And the closer they get to surviving, the more Charles wonders whether Eric's secrets are meant to protect him or destroy him.

This dark romantasy blends paranormal romance, LGBTQ+ representation, and horror into a gripping, atmospheric tale where the real threat might not be the creatures in the woods — it might be falling for the wrong man at exactly the right moment.