The Quarter Queen

<b><i>Sinners </i>meets <i>The Witcher </i>in this debut fantasy novel of two witches battling for the soul of New Orleans—an “intoxicating” mix of magic, love, and intrigue (Sarah Penner, <i>The Lost Apothecary).</i><br><br>“A riveting read that does not shy away from both the light and the dark aspects of the supernatural.”—<i>Essence</i> (Most Anticipated Books of 2026)<br></b><br><b>A <i>Book Riot, Reactor</i>, and <i>Read Between the Spines </i>Best Book of the Month Pick!<br><br></b> <i>All are welcome to see the Quarter Queen in her forbidden court . . . at your own peril.</i><br><br>In 1843 New Orleans, Voodoo queen Marie Laveau is feared by all. Her rebellious daughter Ree defies her mother at every turn, until she finds Marie comatose under a wicked curse cast by exiled Voodoo king Jon the Conjurer—Marie’s former teacher, lover, and greatest enemy.<br><br>As Ree uncovers dark secrets and faces dangerous enemies, including her childhood friend turned witch hunter, she must confront her mother’s past and her own destiny—or die trying.<br><br>Told in alternating timelines between Ree in the present and Marie’s rise to power twenty-five years earlier, <i>The Quarter Queen </i>is an intimate yet epic tale of love, family, power, and the deadly cost of correcting the sins of the past.