{Exclusive Excerpt & Giveaway} Spellbound: A Magical Sequel to Bewitched by Daisy Prescott (@Daisy_Prescott)

If you don’t carve a pumpkin, it will appear ripe and perfect for months while it slowly rots from the inside out before imploding. The act of transforming a simple, ordinary gourd into something magical accelerates its downfall. 
The same could be said for my life. 
For twenty-one years I’ve lived quietly in the shadows, avoiding attention, and escaping notice. 
I hide in plain sight. 
With glasses and average brown eyes below the same dark hair sported by the majority of humans on the planet, there’s nothing extraordinary about me. 
Except nothing about me is ordinary. 
Not with the last name Wildes in Salem, Massachusetts. 
My mother believed she could escape my fate by marrying a normal man. 
My father thought he could change me by removing me from Salem and my mother’s history. 
Both of them are wrong. 
My fate has been sealed since the first time I laid eyes on Madison Bradbury. 
She thinks she’s average, but she’s extraordinary to me. 
A new love. A curse. Everything can go wrong. 

The Spellbound novella is a sequel to Bewitched. It is best read after reading the Bewitched novella, also available in Kindle Unlimited.

Exclusive Excerpt - 

Last night was years in the waiting. 

It didn’t disappoint.

All of my Halloween highlights include Madison Bradbury.

Kissing Madison.

Revealing my true self to her and not having her run screaming from me, or giving me the “you’re crazy” look.

Kissing Madison some more.

Confessing to her I knew about her love spell and failed attempts at magic.

Making out with Madison on the beach before lighting the midnight bonfire. With my hands.

That’s right, I’m a witch. 

Yes, men can be witches too. Warlock is an outdated, gendered term only used in old books. Some people are Wiccans these days. I’m all for it, but that’s not me. Horned God and Mother Goddess, pagan loving, namaste earth magic is all good. I’m from the old line, tracing my lineage back five hundred years in New England. The infamous witch trials held in Salem might have been mass hysteria, but amongst the innocent, those Puritan nets caught a few real witches.

The devil didn’t lurk in the woods around their villages; he hid himself in the familiar where no one would dare to question him.
Cloaked in boring normalcy and indignation, he spread rumors and doubt, letting others do evil unto each other. 

That’s how dark magic works. It never arrives with fanfare. No, the insidious side of humanity crawls through the cracks and seeps into existence via tiny doubts and insecurity where it replicates, forcing out happy thoughts, good deeds, and kindness, leaving behind only distrust and eventually, hatred.

The same darkness is still in play today.

Devil is the simplest term, but whatever the dark power is called, the results are the same.
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In other words, don’t touch the dark stuff.

About The Author - 

USA Today Bestselling author Daisy Prescott lives in a real life Stars Hollow in the Boston suburbs with her husband and an indeterminate number of imaginary housegoats. When not writing about people falling in love, she can be found traveling, gardening, baking, and reading a good book. 

Her novels include the Modern Love Stories series, the Wingmen series, and several short stories. She’s also working on expanding the world of Bewitched this fall

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