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Villain Rehab

(2026)
(The second book in the Wynterfell Romances series)
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Turning villains good in a weekend should be easy. Falling for one was never part of the plan.

After surviving her evil stepmother’s attempt to kill her with a poisoned apple pie, witch Envi DeWitte knows a thing or two about villains. So after successfully helping a former student of the notorious Villain University win the woman he loves, Envi has an idea: Villains Rehab, where even the most dastardly deeds can be rehabilitated with a little magic, a lot of self-reflection, and perhaps a happily ever after.

Unfortunately, success attracts attention.

Soon Envi has a growing collection of former villains on her doorstep—and Queen Winifred is decidedly unhappy about Envi reforming her favorite minions.

Then there’s Oliver Whittaker.

The charming former barkeep who disappeared from Envi’s life after she was poisoned is actually a prince, a spy, and a professional liar. He also insists he belongs in Villains Rehab. Envi knows better. Ollie might have lied about who he was, but that doesn’t make him a villain.

It does, however, make him exactly the kind of handsome mistake she’s sworn never to make again.

As enchanted autumn outings, wayward villains, a mischievous fox, and one dangerously attractive Huntsman complicate Envi’s carefully constructed plans, she begins to wonder if people are really as easy to categorize as heroes, villains, and mistakes.

Because sometimes the hardest person to rehabilitate is the one who already thinks she knows how the story ends.

Villains Rehab is a cozy fantasy romantic comedy filled with fairy-tale mischief, found family, magical mayhem, second chances, and a happily ever after.


Genre: Paranormal Romance



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