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Here it is! The official cover reveal for Night Of The Blue Moon, my sapphic adult magical girl novel! Night Of The Blue Moon will be available on Amazon on the 27th of January, in ebook, and in paperback format! If a sapphic fantasy romance about magical girls and the Greek gods sounds like your thing, be sure to check it out!

Happy to indulge…

-Rhaenyra is usually the big spoon but she has her moments where she’s feeling vulnerable and will allow side cuddles from Mysaria.

-Mysaria likes to listen to Rhaenyra’s heartbeat when she’s feeling anxious or overwhelmed, so she’ll sleep on Rhaenyra’s chest to tune out the noise in her head.

-If the two are feeling particularly affectionate, they will sleep face to face, sharing the same air. Usually, sometime during the night, Mysaria ends up nuzzling Rhaenyra’s neck because she likes the way Rhaenyra smells and Rhaenyra may bury her nose in Mysaria’s hair because she also likes the way Mysaria smells.

I'm Alina Capella, an indie author of LGBT+ books with happy endings...Most of the time. Sometimes I write contemporary, sometimes I write fantasy, but one thing you can be sure of is that all of my books are very, very queer. My books are available in print, and in ebook format on Amazon! Be sure to check them out, and leave a review if you like them! Every review helps! ^-^

The Tengu And The Angel:

Night Of The Blue Moon:

Blood On A Yellow Rose:

Oh, and here’s a side story I wrote for it that you can read for free!

Also me: *Is writing lines like this in my sapphic fantasy romance novel*:

“I always thought of you as made of sunlight. Whenever I walked into Saint Swithun’s, you were always the first thing I noticed,” she responded, “You can light up a room just by being in it.”

The tag list for the second book in the Blue Moon series, Night Of The Justified Deaths, is now open! Let me know if you wanna be added to it!

(Also if you haven’t read the first book in the series, Night Of The Blue Moon, yet, it’s on sale until February 4th for 99¢, and after that, it’ll be going back to the regular price of 2.99. Or you can read it for free on Kindle Unlimited ehe):

A recent snippet from the in-progress sequel to Night Of The Blue Moon, Night Of The Justified Deaths! This is the extended version of the scene I posted on my Instagram:

“That’s why she wants him dead?”

Solana grimaced as Ariel squeezed her hand. Ariel was in disbelief over what Phoebe had just said, and Solana thought that it was crazy too.

“Yes. I can only imagine that it’s because she thinks that he ruined her life,” Phoebe said grimly, “She lost her scholarship at Tulane University, and she was sentenced to six years in prison.”

“But that was her own fault. All Raphael did was call the police on her for what she did to him,” Ariel said bluntly, “Addison Cooper deserved everything that happened to her.”

“Who is she?” Solana gasped.

Ariel looked at her like she’d asked why the sky was blue. “She’s ShikabaneNoTsuma, the hacker who leaked Raphael’s address when he was hospitalised last year. She’s also the reason why he had to move to the other side of New Orleans.”

From now until the end of June, both of my books, The Tengu And The Angel, and Night Of The Blue Moon, will be on sale for just 99¢ (77p for UK readers!) Do you like Greek mythology? Or magical girls? Or both? Good, because my urban fantasy novel, Night Of The Blue Moon, has both of those things! Ariel is SeleneDev, a reclusive indie game developer by day, and Blue Moon, a magical girl chosen by Phoebe, the titan goddess of prophecy, by night. Her partner in fighting crime, Red Sun, gets her powers from Theia, the titan goddess of radiance, and unbeknownst to Ariel, Red Sun is Solana, the girl she’s been in love with for ages. Their mission? Stop a corrupt billionaire from bringing his son back from the dead. Also both main characters, Ariel and Solana, are canonically asexual, and there’s a lot of discussion about problems faced by asexuals in the world of dating. Goodreads link below!

In the mood for an angsty friends to lovers romance about two nerds falling in love, and learning to let go of their pasts? And they’re roommates (Oh my god, they’re roommates) If so, you’re sure to love The Tengu and The Angel! Oh, and if you’re looking for demiromantic rep, congratulations, you’ve found it! Nathaniel, the secondary MC of The Tengu And The Angel, is canonically demiromantic! Goodreads link below!