The Wizard and I

Magic is outlawed. Howling is a criminal offense. Drinking blood, even consensually, can get a vampire executed.

With anti-supernatural hate crimes on the rise, vampire Sasha Youngblood doesn't have to wonder how the world feels about him. And when his werewolf roommate is imprisoned after a forced transformation, he already expected the narrative to be twisted against the canine.

But a sudden increase in monster ferality tells him there's something much more nefarious happening.

When Sasha's investigation sees him attempting to recruit famed arcane terrorist Elias Nightingale, his initial desires are pure, use the wizard's power to save the wolf. But the revelation of Elias's true capabilities soon lead Sasha to seeking something much bigger than that: revolution.

Sullivan D. Cohen is a queer-focused author whose work bridges the gaps between sexuality, religious trauma, addiction, and mental health. Growing up as a member of a religious cult that stifled his exploration of gender and sex, Sullivan now dedicates himself to crafting hard-hitting narratives that fearlessly dive headfirst into the topics that were once considered "Satanic" to him.