How to Break Up with a Warlock (Cursed Reliquaries #1)

Once upon a time, there was a naive and noble Boy-Priest that fell in love with a beautiful cursed immortal prostitute.

Stop me if you’ve heard this one.

The Boy-Priest was shy. Bookish. Curious. A busy body. He was also pitiful enough to accept exile without much of a fight.

On the way to his miserable remote new assignment, he met someone extraordinary: Tragic. Beautiful. Mysterious. Irish. A body and face that most people raised in the church would’ve known to avoid. Naturally, our idiot hero fell hopelessly in love.

But there was a problem. The lovely cursed immortal already had a boyfriend. A Warlock. One of the most powerful Warlocks in the realm and a damn good boyfriend too. Ask anyone.

The foolish Boy-Priest was adamant, though. He had goodness on his side, nosiness in spades, and questionable access to centuries of forbidden archives. So when the Warlock returned to retrieve his beloved, the Boy-Priest decided to jump in the fray. A decision he might just regret.

Because saving someone is one thing.

Trying to steal them from a Warlock is another.

How to Break Up with a Warlock is the first full novel in The Cursed Reliquaries: MM Chronicles—a series of forbidden love, dangerous magic, and very questionable ex-boyfriends.

Romantic, irreverent, and occasionally dark, The Cursed Reliquariesblends fantasy romance, magical mayhem, and unforgettable characters into a series where devotion is dangerous—and falling in love may be the most cursed thing of all.

If you love:

Curious Strangers to Forbidden Lovers
Darkly Enchanting Villains
Mysterious magical boy x gentle, anxious boy dynamics
Dark, gothic fantasy worlds—cloaks, inns, abbeys, relics, rain-lit road
Heated Banter
Slow-burn to RED HOT Gay romantasy full of longing
Magic that blurs the line between blessing, curse, and desire
Beautiful boys with dangerous secrets
Happy Endings and High Stakes
***A slow-burn to RED HOT, Queery romantasy for readers who enjoy longing, character tension and explicit heat.