RITTARA

The cursed tree has exacted its revenge for generations. In the dark fantasy novels of Glenna Rollins Riddle, we find ourselves in 1880 New Jersey, where Hanford has finally discovered a woman he can truly love. Yet, will her past come back to haunt them? Will the ancient curse doom their love as seen in the Hell Hath No Fury Trilogy? What will happen when love, logic, and the curse collide?

 After the Spanish flu leaves Fiona MacCleary orphaned and penniless, the once-privileged daughter of a grand estate refuses to accept obscurity as her fate. From the decaying edges of London to the manicured wealth of a Boston household, she pursues status with a cold, deliberate hunger, fixing her ambitions on the married Mr. Lampton and the life he represents. When charm and patience fail her, Fiona turns to something darker—an occult bargain with a psychic that grants her the power to slip into another woman’s body. Over the course of twenty years, she refashions herself again and again, beguiling clients and bending circumstance, until the pursuit of power eclipses love, morality, and even identity itself. 

HELL HATH NO FURY like a sister scorned. When a night of celebration with her sister turns into a moment of passion and betrayal, Gabrielle’s life changes forever. Shattered, she falls prey to depression, hospitalization, and the hopeless realization that she will never be the same. Then she meets Barbara, a mysterious figure who offers her a new life -- a life of witchcraft. In the realm of dark fantasy novels, Gabrielle is tempted by the darker side of magic. Will she use her newfound powers for absolution… or retribution? This journey unfolds within the Hell Hath No Fury Trilogy by Glenna Rollins Riddle, exploring the depths of vengeance and redemption.

 When her best friend Lizzie cuts her off without explanation and then ascends the corporate ranks with chilling speed, Charmaine is left with equal parts heartbreak and suspicion. Years later, worn down by Lizzie’s calculated cruelty, she breaks into her former friend’s apartment searching for answers—only to find them arranged on an altar. Lizzie has been wielding black magic, taught by a shadowy mentor, to bend ambition and opportunity to her will. But when Charmaine uncovers the mentor’s long-buried journal, she realizes the cost of that power may be far greater than Lizzie understands. To save her company—and perhaps Lizzie herself—Charmaine must decide how far she is willing to go to confront a witch who has never lost.

Two steps forward and three steps back. With her world collapsing around her, Elizabeth comes to the sobering realization that she needs to change. As she works hard to rebuild her life and her relationship with Charmaine, she seeks guidance from her mentor, Christopher. When the Covid virus forces everyone to self-isolate, Elizabeth faces a crucial decision that could lead her on a path of redemption or send her spiraling back into the dark side of witchcraft, much like the themes explored in Glenna Rollins Riddle's dark fantasy novels and the Hell Hath No Fury Trilogy.

From the abyssal depths, Marduk, a demon of formidable power, emerged with a mission: either turn young Samantha to the side of evil, or destroy her. This dark fantasy novel unfolds as Samantha, gifted with the ability of precognition, sees a grim future for Marduk: his utter annihilation. 

Donning the disguise of a charming and affluent visitor, and wearing a ring with untold powers, Marduk embedded himself within her unsuspecting household. His charade was meticulously crafted, every gesture laced with subtle manipulation aimed at getting close enough to extinguish the threat she posed. 

However, in this chilling tale reminiscent of Glenna Rollins Riddle's work in the Hell Hath No Fury Trilogy, Samantha, though young, was not defenseless. Her visions flickered, revealing glimpses of his true nature. 

The question remained: could she decipher the full scope of his intentions and harness her power to avert his planned destruction, or would he succeed in rewriting destiny, silencing the one who threatened his immortal reign?