The Witch Queen of Halloween

By: Kresley Cole

Narrated by: Robert Petkoff

Take a spooky Halloween tour of the mysterious Lore in this stand-alone installment of the Immortals After Dark series by #1 New York Times best-seller Kresley Cole.

A demon soldier of fortune . . .
Rök Kours dives into a dangerous mission, only to cross swords with the one woman who bewitched him.

A cursed Wiccan mercenary . . .
Poppy Dyer has never let her uncontrollable magic interfere with her work, but she can barely withstand one demon's charms.

Trapped in a terrifying lair.
If the two rivals can defeat Halloween's worst nightmares to escape a haunted castle, can they overcome their pasts to claim a spellbinding future together?

©2024 Kresley Cole (P)2024 Kresley Cole

Kresley Cole + Robert Petkoff = perfection!!

What is there to say? Kresley Cole wrote another amazing book, then Robert Petkoff took it and made it ever greater. AS ALWAYS! Rök and Poppy are amazing characters and I really got invested in their happy ending. This was a homage to horror movies and, even though I myself am not a fan of horror, I enjoyed it immensely.

It was very much like the original IAD books.

This book was so much like Kresley Coles original Imoratals After Dark books, I love all of them but the first books were the best, and Rok was in one or two of the first books. I also love the humor, the flow of the humor and sarcasm is perfect.

So much fun

Short but so much fun! I absolutely love Kresley Cole! The story was an exciting adventure with great characters from the very beginning. I loved it!

Loved the horror/spooky vibes in this novella

⭐⭐.5
🌶️🌶️.5

I was hoping for a forbidden dad's best friend romance, but this was just meh.

The heroine was very immature, even in the current timeline and the hero was a jerk for most of the book. He kept flip-flopping on what he wanted and pushed her away.

There was absolutely no connection between them.

To top it off, they basically get together because she gets pregnant.

KC did it again and yes!!

KC is back and her novella feels like a come back. I am so excited for the next books to come.