The Girl with the Golden Ribbon: The Brier Hill Series Book One

A WICKED, DARK FAIRY TALE FOR YOUNG ADULTS AND WOMEN WHO NEVER GAVE UP THEIR LOVE FOR FAIRY TALES. A YOUNG WOMAN BECOMES ENCHANTED WITH A BEAST—A DARK PRINCE WHEN SHE OPENS A BLACK BOOK—A TALE THAT WOULD ENSNARE HER SOUL AND CHANGE HER DESTINY FOREVER.

It was the year two thousand—the millennium—a time when demons, witches, and wizards could enter the Earth and wreak havoc. A wizard unleashes a curse after Stephanie Stratford finds a black book hidden away in a secret compartment of a vintage desk at her grandmother’s countryside estate, which she inherited. She couldn’t have known what dormant magic her fingers had disturbed, or what watchful presence she had awakened.

Damien, a dark prince, mesmerizes Stephanie through the black book. Whispers of witchcraft spread through the village like wildfire. Thomas Shrock—a young Amish deacon she had secretly loved since childhood—attempts an exorcism to clear her name. Instead, his ritual unleashes something worse: demons escape from a cruel bishop’s body, throwing the gathering into chaos. As the mob becomes violent, Sawyer Rhodes, a rogue, rescues her, igniting a spark, despite her being in a relationship with Richard Cooper, an attorney who is controlling.

Catapulted through time by a wizard’s spell, Stephanie struggles to find her way back to Earth. Her handmaiden whispers of threats lurking in the shadows—Damien’s wenches are plotting to poison her. Damien’s heart is black, but not blacker than his brother, Lucifer’s. He plots to claim Stephanie as his own.

Innocent lips meeting at a masquerade sparked a transformation in Damien. Blood spilled where champagne once flowed. He guided her through gilded doors into the Crimson Room, where shadows moved like demons on velvet walls. Cornered, Stephanie faces a nearly impossible choice: ally with Lucifer or leap onto a flying lion circling above. Her soul teeters between the worlds of light and shadow.

One woman. Two worlds.

HAUNTING, WICKED, ENCHANTING