“Do you want my hands on you, Beatrice?" I murmur.  She inhales. "Too much." 
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It begins with a billionaire named King, a witch whose power is death, and a dare. Sebastian King’s legacy is fighting the rising power of witches in New York City. As a necromancer, witch Beatrice Hathaway knows her magic destroys. When a string of murders threatens to destroy the fragile peace in their city, Sebastian dares Beatrice to work together to catch the killer. 
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Their investigation reveals an undeniable want between them, but Beatrice’s darkest secret is the reason why Sebastian’s parents are dead. A woman whose power is death doesn’t get the guy. Beatrice knows how this story will end…or does she? And will Sebastian risk the life written for him to dare to love a witch? For every beginning is also an ending, but magic - and love - always exacts a price. 
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The Bewitched Billion Dare is created by K.A. Nichols, an eGlobal Creative Publishing Signed Author. 

The Bewitched Billion Dare

There are no princesses in the stories witches tell their daughters. 


Instead, we are told the stories of women the world dismissed. Cassandra, fated to prophesy true, but never to be believed. Pandora, blamed for inviting evil into the world, but not credited for letting hope in too. Eve, archived in religious books for yielding to temptation and cursing us all with no mention Adam was standing there too. 


In the beginning, I liked the story because my mother shares her name. That was before so much of what has happened. Over time, however, I began to understand why witches told Hecate's story to their daughters. 


Hecate witnessed Hades, king of the underworld, kidnap Persephone and drag her down to hell.  Persephone's mother was the powerful goddess of the harvest, Demeter. Mother searched the world for her daughter for nine days. 


Crops failed. Drought lingered. Famine spread. 


Chapter 23: A Legend in the Baking