Art without meaning is a vessel without a soul.
— Ellipsis: A Love Story, Ellie Owen
Ellie Owen writes swoon-worthy love stories that balance a dry sense of humor, a callous reality, and a place one can escape reality to witness love for what it should be—healthy and gentle, caring and unshackled.
SET FOUR HUNDRED YEARS after the war that reaped the life of her sister, Curse of Death follows Reghen, the crown princess of Skoto who seeks vengeance against those responsible in the death of her sister. The quest to settle a blood debt takes Reghen into a journey full of dangerous encounters with magical creatures but what begins as a desire for vengeance takes a more dangerous turn, threatening the world as she knows it when Reghen learns of her enemy's plan to release a God from his cage, yielding his powers to conquer the eleven courts of Yorok.
In the death of winter, flowers begin to bloom.
— Curse of Death, Ellie Owen
Thea Scriven lives for her stories, her dream. To be a published author is the one thing her entire being aches to achieve, but luck has never been on her side. Fate and luck seem to have a change of heart when Adrian Friedman stumbles upon her path, uncovering the potential most had yet to find, reigniting her hope, and offering her more than she ever expected. People expect their lives to change overnight, that some signs are worth more than any failure, and for Thea, that sign walked through the door of Aaron's bar with gray eyes mirroring what tomorrow could hold, a chance to save her love or break everything beyond repair.
ADRIAN FRIEDMAN didn’t think his entire life could change in a single night, nor did he believe in soulmates. Yet, fate has a different idea by leading him into a popular bar tucked away in Brooklyn, where a waitress who is as snarky as she’s beautiful enchants him with her lack of filters. It doesn’t take long until Adrian quickly realizes he’d walked into one of the romances Thea Scriven writes.
Except he’s the love interest…and they only have Three Weeks to Fall in Love.
THEA SCRIVEN had only one goal for five years: to be a published author. If she failed to achieve her dreams, then she’d walk away from life itself. But it’s not like anything in her life had ever gone according to plan, so when Thea found herself growing curious about the Fantasy Editor and heir to a publishing house, she knew life was about to become something very hard to give up on.
Could three weeks be enough time for her life to change?