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Chris Feral never asked to be haunted. Especially not by a lovesick ghoul with a voice like a velvet-coated guillotine.
When her rising goth-rock band, Hell Hath Honey, lands a spot at a mysterious battle of the rock bands, she expects a fight for the spotlight, not an eccentric rockstar stalking her with cursed love songs and golden records that whisper her name. She's here to win a competition, not get caught up in strange disappearances and even stranger dreams of songs she shouldn't even know.
Erik Dark is no phantom-he's a problem. A smitten, quirky, extremely persistent problem. With a band of masked ghouls at his back and a habit of melting through shadows, he's determined to prove their connection is more than just a ghost story. Even if he never removes his own mask.
But when Chris' childhood sweetheart, Raoul, crashes the battle with his own band-and a plan to bring Chris back into the light-the stage becomes a warzone she never asked for. It's no longer just a battle for a record label. It's a battle for her heart.
Three souls. Two paths. One truth: Everyone pays the price.
Bewitched by the Phantom is perfect for fans of:
- Bands like Ghost, Sleep Token, and Cigarettes After S*x scoring a rom-com
- If Hozier's "Take me to church" and My Chemical Romance's "The Black Parade" had a haunted baby
- A Good Girl's Guide to Murder if the murders were just really intense love songs
- The Phantom of the Opera if Christine said, "ew" and joined a riot girl band instead
- The Very Hungry Caterpillar but the caterpillar is Erik and the fruit is Christine's patience
Seriously, this book is the literary equivalent of finding a cursed Zune in a haunted locker. Press play and pray.
Bewitched by the Phantom is a standalone book of the highly-addictive paranormal romance series, The Bewitching Hour. If you're thirsting for magic and mayhem, spicy slow burn, and witty banter, then you'll be ensnared by this quirky, sexy, and super fun series. Perfect for fans of Wednesday Addams, Bewitched, and Practical Magic.
