The Daughter of Astraea
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A dying witch intends to call one protector for her niece. Three answer: a werewolf, a Fae and a vampire. Each comes willingly. None expects what he finds.
Daughter of Astraea is an adult why-choose paranormal romance combining a shared romantic relationship with a family murder mystery and a heroine’s discovery of her celestial inheritance.
Victoria “Tori” Barnett has spent years rejecting the magic she blames for her family’s deaths. When her aunt’s final spell leaves her with an ancestral estate and three dangerous strangers, avoiding the supernatural becomes impossible.
Marcus recognises her as his mate. Sebastian understands the dangers hidden in promises. Alistair has survived centuries by refusing lasting attachments. Their growing attraction challenges each man’s control, while Tori insists that protection does not give anyone authority over her.
As concealed records expose the persecution of her bloodline, Tori discovers gifts that can reveal, release and heal magical damage. Those abilities could save the very people connected to her family’s destruction, forcing her to choose how far compassion can extend without surrendering accountability.
The novel offers an immediate supernatural hook, distinct male leads, sensual tension, sharp banter and developing relationships between the men as well as with the heroine. Multiple viewpoints give readers access to each character’s desires and fears, while escalating discoveries connect the romance to the external danger.
The completed story delivers a committed romantic resolution and resolves its central curse conflict. Tori’s emerging celestial identity leaves a clear opening for further books.
Daughter of Astraea is an adult why-choose paranormal romance combining a shared romantic relationship with a family murder mystery and a heroine’s discovery of her celestial inheritance.
Victoria “Tori” Barnett has spent years rejecting the magic she blames for her family’s deaths. When her aunt’s final spell leaves her with an ancestral estate and three dangerous strangers, avoiding the supernatural becomes impossible.
Marcus recognises her as his mate. Sebastian understands the dangers hidden in promises. Alistair has survived centuries by refusing lasting attachments. Their growing attraction challenges each man’s control, while Tori insists that protection does not give anyone authority over her.
As concealed records expose the persecution of her bloodline, Tori discovers gifts that can reveal, release and heal magical damage. Those abilities could save the very people connected to her family’s destruction, forcing her to choose how far compassion can extend without surrendering accountability.
The novel offers an immediate supernatural hook, distinct male leads, sensual tension, sharp banter and developing relationships between the men as well as with the heroine. Multiple viewpoints give readers access to each character’s desires and fears, while escalating discoveries connect the romance to the external danger.
The completed story delivers a committed romantic resolution and resolves its central curse conflict. Tori’s emerging celestial identity leaves a clear opening for further books.















































