East of Envy
Oz smiles like a fairy tale and bites like a curse. And Dorothy is trapped in its teeth.
Dorothy Gale has been betrayed by the Wizard of Oz; he used her, broke her, and left her stranded in a strange land.
Now she’s forced to team up with the last person she should trust: the Tin Woodman. A heartless mercenary with an axe to grind and nothing left to lose. Because the Wizard didn’t just steal his heart, he took Tin’s little brother, Gabriel, too.
Everything about Tin is dangerous. And the closer Dorothy gets, the harder it is to tell what scares her more—his blade, or the fire he ignites within her.
But defeating the Wizard won’t be easy. His magic hums beneath every brick and coils through every whisper, until you’re walking in circles on the Yellow Brick Road. He has all of Oz under his spell and more power than anyone. Or does he?
Because Dorothy is more than she seems, and the longer she’s in Oz, the more she remembers. Things about her past, about what she is, and about the magic awakening inside her.
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Nikki St. Crowe
Nikki St. Crowe is a captivating force in the world of dark fantasy and paranormal romance, known for creating worlds where danger, desire, and betrayal intertwine. With a deft hand for blending irresistible tension and unflinching darkness, her stories invite readers to dive deep into realms where love is as perilous as it is passionate, and where the line between villain and hero is often blurred.
Growing up with a love for storytelling, St. Crowe’s journey into writing was one of natural evolution, where her early interest in the macabre and the supernatural evolved into full-fledged tales that would haunt, thrill, and captivate her readers. Drawing inspiration from both classic and contemporary fantasy, her works are often filled with brooding landscapes, morally complex characters, and romance that burns with intensity. St. Crowe’s world-building is masterful, painting intricate settings where the rules of magic and power feel both familiar and unsettlingly alien.
The Great and Terrible Land
There’s something unsettling about a place that feels both forgotten and all too familiar. The Great and Terrible Land invites readers into a world like that—unsettling, magnetic, and humming with dangerous magic. This isn’t the Oz you remember. Here, the yellow brick road is cracked and bleeding, the witches are far more cunning, and power is never given without a price.
The Great and Terrible Land consists of one book and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
