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Adam V. and the Electric Witch

(2026)
(The first book in the Monsters of Rookwell series)
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Nora Bell is an electrician, not a witch. The hat was a last-minute attempt at a Halloween costume, and the seven-foot stranger with bolts in his neck is clearly doing a much better job.

Except Adam isn’t wearing a costume.

He’s a living experiment fleeing the man who made him—and the sparks that fly when Nora touches one of his bolts are very real. Adam knows exactly what his body can do. What he doesn’t know is what it feels like to have a choice about any of it.

Nora is the first person to ask what he wants. Unfortunately for her remaining common sense, his answer increasingly includes her.

Taking Adam home is probably not the most practical decision Nora has ever made. Keeping him safe will be harder. Professor Vale considers Adam his property, and he has no intention of letting eleven years of work simply walk away. But Nora knows the difference between a broken system and one designed to hurt someone—and Adam is finished mistaking pain for proof that he belongs to his creator.

To build a future together, they’ll have to dismantle Vale’s control for good.

Adam wants freedom. A name of his own. And Nora—preferably with her hand wrapped around one of his bolts.


Genre: Paranormal Romance

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