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    Courting The Witch: The Four Arts, #0.5
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    The Four Arts Series

    By M.J. Scott

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    About this series

    Step into the world of The Four Arts. A romantic historical fantasy series from RITA® Award nominated author M.J. Scott.

     

    She's been offered a crown but taking it could cost her everything…

    Lady Sophie Mackenzie might be fifth in line to the Anglion throne but she never wanted to rule. But she's bound to a demon, gifted with forbidden magic, and under threat from those who would use her unusual power for themselves. And now her hopes of finding peace in exile have been shattered by visions of a terrible darkness gnawing at the heart of her homeland.

     

    Then the emperor of Illvya makes her an offer she can't refuse—return home and overthrow the queen of Anglion, or lose everything she holds dear.

    To face down the darkness and save her husband and everyone she loves, she may have to betray the country—and the queen—she once served and play the games of power she never wanted any part of.

     

    But can she play them to win…

     

    The Unbound Queen is the final book in the Four Arts trilogy, a complete historical fantasy romance series from RITA® Award nominated author M.J. Scott. Perfect if you love fantasies with royal turmoil, witches, gaslamp vibes, marriages of convenience, protective heroes, sexy times and political intrigues. Enjoy!
     

    Author's note: For tropes and CW, please check the author's website.

     

    What people are saying about M.J Scott

    The Shattered Court - nominated for Best Paranormal Romance in the 2016 RITA® Awards.

    "Scott (the Half-Light City series) opens her Four Arts fantasy series with the portrait of a young woman who's thrust into the center of dangerous political machinations… Romance fans will enjoy the growing relationship between Cameron and Sophie, but the story's real strength lies in the web of intrigue Scott creates around her characters." 
—Publishers Weekly

    
"Fans of high fantasy and court politics will enjoy The Shattered Court. Sophie is such a great heroine..."
—RT Book Reviews

    The Forbidden Heir

    "This story was packed with action, political intrigue, scheming, and high stakes."  Alyssa - Goodreads reviewer

    "This is a marvelous book. The world building is unique and complex. The characters are well developed and likable and there is intrigue for days. If you've read the first book in the series it only gets better in this one." Lissa - Goodreads reviewer

    "'Forbidden Heir' is a great rarity: a sequel that I liked better than the original book." Margaret - Amazon reviewer

    The Unbound Queen

    This was an incredible 3rd and final book in The Four Arts Series which did a wonderful job of tying up the loose ends and seeing great characters finish a wonderful adventure. Amazon reviewer

    Cameron is delectable, Sophie is the right mix of practical, insanely talented and wary of the power broking that is going on around her. It was brilliant to watch her come into her power. Amazon reviewer

     

     

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisheremscott enterprises
    Release dateApr 13, 2021
    Courting The Witch: The Four Arts, #0.5

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      Enjoy this romantic historical fantasy prequel novella from RITA® Award nominated author M.J. Scott.   Desire or duty…which will woo a witch?   Imogene Carvelle has always dreamed of a glittering career as an Imperial Mage. She wants to travel the empire and do some good. Marriage can wait. When she returns home from a long mission away, she has nothing more on her mind than having a little fun. But when Imogene meets a huge and handsome heir to a duq at a ball, her plans for just one night get complicated. Because the oh-so-delicious but oh-so-wrong Jean-Paul du Laq doesn't want to let her go…   Jean-Paul du Laq knows he has to marry. As the heir to a duq, he has to carry on the family line with the right kind of wife. A career minded commoner like Imogene is absolutely not the woman he should be considering for anything more than a dalliance. But to him, Imogene shines brighter than the sun and he's determined to win her heart…   Courting The Witch is a prequel novella to the Four Arts trilogy, a complete historical fantasy romance series from RITA® Award nominated author M.J. Scott. Perfect for fans of sassy heroines, determined dukes, inconvenient crushes, political intrigue, magic and demons! (Previously published in the Warlords, Witches and Wolves Anthology, this stand alone edition features a bonus second epilogue.)   Author's note: For tropes and CW, please check the author's website.   What people are saying about M.J. Scott The Shattered Court - nominated for Best Paranormal Romance in the 2016 RITA® Awards. "Scott (the Half-Light City series) opens her Four Arts fantasy series with the portrait of a young woman who's thrust into the center of dangerous political machinations… Romance fans will enjoy the growing relationship between Cameron and Sophie, but the story's real strength lies in the web of intrigue Scott creates around her characters." 
—Publishers Weekly "Fans of high fantasy and court politics will enjoy The Shattered Court. Sophie is such a great heroine..."
—RT Book Reviews   The Forbidden Heir "This story was packed with action, political intrigue, scheming, and high stakes." Alyssa - Goodreads reviewer   "This is a marvellous book. The world building is unique and complex. The characters are well developed and likable and there is intrigue for days. If you've read the first book in the series it only gets better in this one." Lissa - Goodreads reviewer   "'Forbidden Heir' is a great rarity: a sequel that I liked better than the original book." Margaret - Amazon reviewer   The Unbound Queen "This was an incredible 3rd and final book in The Four Arts Series which did a wonderful job of tying up the loose ends and seeing great characters finish a wonderful adventure." Amazon reviewer   "Cameron is delectable, Sophie is the right mix of practical, insanely talented and wary of the power broking that is going on around her. It was brilliant to watch her come into her power." Amazon reviewer

      Enjoy this romantic historical fantasy prequel novella from RITA® Award nominated author M.J. Scott.   Desire or duty…which will woo a witch?   Imogene Carvelle has always dreamed of a glittering career as an Imperial Mage. She wants to travel the empire and do some good. Marriage can wait. When she returns home from a long mission away, she has nothing more on her mind than having a little fun. But when Imogene meets a huge and handsome heir to a duq at a ball, her plans for just one night get complicated. Because the oh-so-delicious but oh-so-wrong Jean-Paul du Laq doesn't want to let her go…   Jean-Paul du Laq knows he has to marry. As the heir to a duq, he has to carry on the family line with the right kind of wife. A career minded commoner like Imogene is absolutely not the woman he should be considering for anything more than a dalliance. But to him, Imogene shines brighter than the sun and he's determined to win her heart…   Courting The Witch is a prequel novella to the Four Arts trilogy, a complete historical fantasy romance series from RITA® Award nominated author M.J. Scott. Perfect for fans of sassy heroines, determined dukes, inconvenient crushes, political intrigue, magic and demons! (Previously published in the Warlords, Witches and Wolves Anthology, this stand alone edition features a bonus second epilogue.)   Author's note: For tropes and CW, please check the author's website.   What people are saying about M.J. Scott The Shattered Court - nominated for Best Paranormal Romance in the 2016 RITA® Awards. "Scott (the Half-Light City series) opens her Four Arts fantasy series with the portrait of a young woman who's thrust into the center of dangerous political machinations… Romance fans will enjoy the growing relationship between Cameron and Sophie, but the story's real strength lies in the web of intrigue Scott creates around her characters." 
—Publishers Weekly "Fans of high fantasy and court politics will enjoy The Shattered Court. Sophie is such a great heroine..."
—RT Book Reviews   The Forbidden Heir "This story was packed with action, political intrigue, scheming, and high stakes." Alyssa - Goodreads reviewer   "This is a marvellous book. The world building is unique and complex. The characters are well developed and likable and there is intrigue for days. If you've read the first book in the series it only gets better in this one." Lissa - Goodreads reviewer   "'Forbidden Heir' is a great rarity: a sequel that I liked better than the original book." Margaret - Amazon reviewer   The Unbound Queen "This was an incredible 3rd and final book in The Four Arts Series which did a wonderful job of tying up the loose ends and seeing great characters finish a wonderful adventure." Amazon reviewer   "Cameron is delectable, Sophie is the right mix of practical, insanely talented and wary of the power broking that is going on around her. It was brilliant to watch her come into her power." Amazon reviewer

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