Best Hex Ever by Nadia El-Fassi (Afterlight 'I Put a Spell on You' exclusive)

Featured book:

Exclusive redesigned cover (art by @jaded.draws; design by @chattynora)

Full colour printing and foil on the hardback (by @chattynora)

Digitally printed edges (by @chloe.z.arts)

Illustrated endpapers (by @chloe.z.arts); different front and back

Signed by the author

'I Put A Spell On You' October 2024 Afterlight Book

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About the product

Featured book: Best Hex Ever by Nadia El-Fassi

Our October Afterlight book is a standalone contemporary paranormal adult romance! Though her cafe business is thriving, a young London-based witch isn’t so successful in other areas of her life – particularly her love life, which is hexed. Everyone who’s ever caught feelings for her has ended up having extraordinarily bad luck. But when she connects with a charming man at her friend’s wedding, she wonders if it is time to break the curse and have her own happily-ever-after…

The book at a glance:

Adult contemporary paranormal romance
Featuring: exclusive redesigned cover; full colour printing and foil on the hardback; digitally printed edges; illustrated endpapers; signed by the author
Mixed heritage (North African and White British) bisexual FMC; M/F romance

Photos: @bookwormgram

About the Author

Nadia El-Fassi is a half-Moroccan, half-Australian author of spicy romance and fantasy. She has an addiction to iced coffee, period dramas, buying D&D dice and watching horror movies. They live in London with their husband and perfectly round cat. Best Hex Ever is her debut novel.

Content warnings for Best Hex Ever

Content Warning
- Reference to past off-page car accident
- Past death of a loved one
- Adultery in past relationship
- Reference to childhood adoption / childhood spent in foster care and group homes
- Coming out experiences/ coming out later in life
- Internalised homophobia
- Sexually explicit scenes
- Anxiety
- Depictions of grief