Praise for The Hunter’s Daughter: “In The Hunter’s Daughter Nicola Solvinic pulls off a neat trick—getting us to sympathize with the daughter of a serial killer who might just be responsible for a series of murders that closely track her father’s M.O. With a deep sense of place, and enough things to go bump in the night to keep you on the edge of your toes, I was guessing who done it until the final pages.” - Catherine McKenzie, USA Today bestselling author of “I’ll Never Tell”
My next event is Saturday, July 25, 2026 | 6 - 9 p.m. at Sloan Museum of Discovery
Fantasy Fiction lovers…..have we got the book fair for you! 💜⚔📖
Another 𝑮𝒓𝒐𝒘𝒏-𝑼𝒑 𝑩𝒐𝒐𝒌 𝑭𝒂𝒊𝒓 is happening this summer, only with a fantasy flair! This book fair is for all the fantasy, romantasy, dark academia, and myth enthusiasts, and of course it pairs well with dragons! Browse unique vendors and authors, enjoy themed drinks and treats, and grab a bite from local food trucks.
Your ticket includes entry to our newest interactive exhibit, 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑳𝒐𝒔𝒕 𝑾𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅 𝒐𝒇 𝑫𝒓𝒂𝒈𝒐𝒏𝒔.
Five voices. One lie. A harmony built to break empires.
Nat Moore arrived in Los Angeles with nothing but a voice that could crack open a cathedral and a past he swore he’d bury. Instead, he was molded into the reluctant center of Vesper Five—the industry’s newest obsession and Katarina Voss’s most ruthless creation yet.
Together they are unstoppable:
The Heart: Nat, the Oklahoma farm boy whose secrets could end the dream before it begins.
The Sky: Aydin, the billionaire heir chasing freedom in a cage of his own making.
The Fire: Harrison, the flawless prodigy whose temper threatens to burn it all down.
The Skater: Noah, street-smart survivor trading his soul for his mother’s salvation.
The Soul: Quinn, the quiet wordsmith tired of writing everyone else’s spotlight.
To the world, they’re brothers. To the charts, they’re platinum. And to the hungry media machine, Nat and America’s sweetheart Ember Kane are the ultimate fairy-tale romance—every touch, every kiss, every headline scripted to perfection.
Until the script starts to feel dangerously real.
Behind the velvet ropes and blinding lights, a forbidden pull is growing between two members of the group: one glance too long, one touch too electric, one secret capable of detonating the entire empire. As the stakes climb from sold-out arenas to career-ending scandals, the carefully constructed harmony begins to fracture.
In a city that devours the honest and rewards the fake, Nat faces an impossible choice: Protect the lie that made him a star, or risk everything for the truth…and the one person he was never supposed to want.
One band. One forbidden song. One lie away from total collapse.
But bus life stripped everything down. Back home, I had imagined late-night bonding and guitars being passed around as a show of brotherhood. Instead, I experienced relentless cramped conditions. The bunks barely fit me. I had to curl my knees and tuck my shoulders just to get comfortable. Every bump in the road rattled my spine, and the engine hummed constantly—a vibration that made real sleep impossible. You didn’t rest on the road; you survived.
After the shows, we drank. At first, we played harmless games and laughed, but it never stayed that way. One night, Noah, who was already drunk, started the decline with a game of “Never Have I Ever.” He wanted chaos, and he got it. When he said, “Never have I ever hooked up with someone I shouldn’t have,” Quinn and Harrison drank instantly. Aydin didn’t move, and for some reason, that stuck with me.
The questions grew sharper, cutting closer to things we didn’t want to say. When the topic of jealousy within the band came up, Harrison drank slowly and deliberately, making no effort to hide his bitterness. I didn’t drink, but I felt a twinge in my chest anyway. Then came “Truth or Drink,” which was worse because there was no hiding. When Noah asked me about my last real crush, I said Ember. It wasn’t a lie, but it wasn’t the whole truth, either.
Harrison leaned forward then, his eyes locked on mine. “Truth or drink? Have you ever felt something you weren’t supposed to?” The bus went dead quiet, and my stomach dropped. I thought about Aydin immediately—the bunk, the closeness, and his voice. I grabbed the drink and downed it quickly without offering an explanation. After that, Quinn watched me differently, as if he saw something I wasn’t ready to admit.
By the fifth round, everything was a blur of loud voices and sharp jokes. Harrison became meaner and hinted that some people were in the spotlight too much. Nothing was resolved; it just ended in silence with things left unsaid. Hours later, I climbed into my bunk with my head spinning. I wasn’t ready to admit what answering that question would have meant.
The aux cord became a nightly war zone, with everyone blasting different music just to annoy one another. The tension was always present. However, the night between San Francisco and Portland was different. The show had been insane, and I was too buzzed to sleep, so I went to the bunks to get some space. Aydin was already there.
“I’ve never clicked with anyone like this,” he said quietly. When I asked him what he meant, he said it wasn’t just the music; it was me. He said that I just understood him without him having to explain anything. My pulse spiked. I was instantly hit with panic; I told myself that I liked girls, that I was with Ember, and that I knew who I was. But I didn’t move. I stood there with his shoulder against mine until Noah yelled for more shots from the front, and the moment vanished.
About the Author:
Izzibella Beau has been crafting stories since 2012, weaving emotionally charged narratives that explore desire, danger, and the deep connections that change everything. Now revisiting and rewriting her backlist while creating bold new material, she writes across several genres, blending cinematic tension with heartfelt romance and unforgettable characters.
With a background in film production and screenwriting, Izzibella brings a visual, immersive quality to her work—stories that feel as vivid as scenes unfolding on screen. Expanding her creative world even further, she is also developing original songs inspired by her books, offering readers a unique, multi-sensory storytelling experience.
A passionate animal advocate, Izzibella believes in giving a voice to the vulnerable—both on the page and off. When she’s not writing, she stays happily busy with her kids and pups at home in Georgia, always chasing the next story waiting to be told.
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Fame made them untouchable. Secrets made them dangerous. Nat has the perfect life—until a hidden love, a public relationship, and one devastating leak threaten to destroy everything. In a world watching their every move… how long can the truth stay buried? #bewitchingbooktours https://buff.ly/C4w7hlF
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