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A young healer woman sets sail to kill her enemies and steal the heart of the prince her rival desires. She encounters deadrousers, cannibals and lunatics as she hunts for epic treasures and love. She finds out she can be everything she wants to be: a doctor and a healer of thieves, a lover and an impressively rich spirit aunt, but the price she has to pay will be paid in blood. 

Serenica Ingram is a brave witch in her twenties. She would do anything to be even better at healing. Mariana Kinley, a witch-hating witch and a ruthless businesswoman, doesn't like competition and drives Serenica out of her home. She joins the pirate crew of the necromancer, Captain Spade. 

The city of Neul that Serenica calls home is a hostile and degenerate place, ripe with rich merchants and homeless witches, but the mythical island of outlaws, Aja Vana, is even stranger. The western islands are populated by outcasts and Serenica would do anything to avoid them. 

Becoming a rich and respected pirate healer isn't easy, especially with both other witches and royals wanting Serenica dead. She has to sail to the ends of the known world just to get her stolen property back, and even harder will be to catch the eye of the Dreamer, the fair prince whom Kinley also desires, while fulfilling the promise to kill a king.

WARNING: s*icide mentions, very mild cursing, violence, blood so please use caution when reading.

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Water Belongs to the Dead: Heart of the Witch

Serenica's studies weren't going as well as she had hoped. She got her grades from the first courses after a tedious period of waiting, and while they were not bad, they were not perfect, either.

Her chance to shine came when she took a course on nutrition. She had time. The pirates wouldn't come back just yet, and she had plenty of material about memory diarrhea. That was the thing she would use to impress her professor.

The case of John Longlines had been a tragic one. Serenica knew people would find it hard to believe that he died of the illness, as his background was not unlike those of men from fisher villages. Even his name suggested the proximity of seas. He had been picky, though, pickier than anyone Serenica had ever met.

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