Mortal End: An Opera of Cursed and Fated Vampires #1 Paperback

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Dr. Phenice Jones has never quite been able to deal with the past. She's picked up the pieces the best she can and built a life for herself as a psychiatrist in Eugene, Oregon, but it's a quiet life. Lonely. The memories of her childhood insist that it's safer that way.

Lately, though, things haven't been so quiet. Phenice has been plagued by nightmares of a woman she doesn't know, nightmares that have begun to crack her carefully crafted resolve. If that wasn't enough, Phenice's waking hours are plagued too-by a man she can't want, a patient who seems to struggle with delusions and dangerous habits. She'll do what she must to get her life back to normal, until she discovers that her life was never meant to be normal at all.

When Phenice learns what her fate is, she's thrust into a world where destiny reigns and supernatural powers in charge call the shots. An ancient evil is afoot and, to destroy it, Phenice has to break a curse cast millennia before she was even born. As if her own past wasn't enough of a burden, now Phenice must right the mistakes of someone else's.

To save her mortal life, Phenice must overcome her pain and find a way to open her heart to what she truly wants-love, connection, purpose. But in a world full of vampires and demons, gods and goddesses, mortal life is an especially fragile thing . . . and if Phenice isn't careful, it won't be the only thing she loses.

Contributor Bio: Andry, Maddie Rose
Maddie Rose Andry is a licensed nurse in private practice as a certified relationship and trauma specialist. Mortal End: An Opera of Cursed and Fated Vampires is her debut novel. Maddie is the founder of Gothic Medicine where she merges her two worlds-her therapeutic knowledge and the power of fiction. Healing can happen through storytelling, which was an original purpose of classic gothic literature. Our realities are shaped by the stories we hear and tell ourselves; reading increases our empathy and compassion for ourselves and others. Through her fiction, Maddie encourages readers to connect with themselves as they embark on otherworldly journeys that reflect real-life traumas, obstacles, and explore how to overcome, heal, and thrive. Maddie is a wife and a mother to two daughters and three stepsons, two goldendoodles, and two Maine Coon Cats. She resides in beautiful Bloomington, Indiana. She loves books, tea, yoga, and everything cozy. ​

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