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New Release – The Sister’s Curse by Nicola Solvinic

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Synopsis

There’s something in the water in Bayern County…

Lieutenant Anna Koray thought she’d finally found solid ground and escaped her past as the daughter of a notorious serial killer. But when she rescues a boy from drowning—his body marked by strange symbols—she’s pulled into an investigation unlike any she’s ever seen. More bodies soon surface, all linked to the Kings of Warsaw Creek, the town’s wealthiest and most powerful men—and all bearing the same eerie signs.

Locals whisper of witches, serpents, and long-forgotten murders. Some say Vivian Carson, the enigmatic bartender with a talent for hexes, is to blame. Others suspect a secret coven. But Anna’s search for truth reveals something far more sinister: a supernatural force bent on vengeance. As the body count climbs and the legends grow louder, Anna must decide what she’s willing to believe—and what she’s willing to sacrifice—to stop the curse before it consumes her too.

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About the Author

Nicola Solvinic holds a master’s degree in criminology and has worked in and around the criminal justice system for over a decade. She lives in the Midwest with her husband and cats, surrounded by a secret garden full of beehives.

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