Short Synopsis
Once Charmed, Twice Cursed is a standalone, brother's best friend romantasy, perfect for those who wished The Princess Bride had been a little bit angstier and a little bit steamier. Contains mature themes.

Full Synopsis
Bria Radcliffe is Charmed, blessed at birth with the Mark of the fortune goddess. Armed with divine favor, Bria has survived freak storms, unearthed buried treasure, and secured her family's fortune. Now she has no shortage of admirers clamoring to share her magical luck—of her hometown's hundred eligible bachelors, ninety-nine have proposed.

Only Weston Wildes, her brother's best friend, remains silent. He's the only man Bria wants, but he bears the Mark of a Null—one whose touch can permanently negate her luck. Bria suspects Weston distances himself to protect her, but he doesn't realize her "blessing" feels more like a curse, and that what she craves most—even more than him—is freedom from her Mark.

When Bria's brother arranges her marriage to a reviled duke, a masked highwayman kidnaps her en route to the ceremony. It's then she realizes Weston isn't the only Null in town. Now Bria's captor holds the key to the life she's always wanted—one that includes Weston and normalcy—if only she can convince the masked man to touch her before her luck runs out for good.

Contains mature themes.

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