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CHARISSA WEAKS is an award-winning author of romantic and historical fantasy. She crafts stories with magic, time travel, romance, history, and the occasional apocalyptic quest. She's a foodie and book-buying coffee addict who loves to travel and visit antique stores. She believes the souls of memories live in shadowy places and inside the things we cast away.
Charissa resides just south of Nashville with her family, two wrinkly English Bulldogs, and the sweetest German Shepherd in existence.
When she’s not writing, you can find Charissa lost in a good book or digging through four-hundred-year-old texts for research. To keep up with her writing endeavors and to gain access to writing freebies and book giveaways, join her newsletter, The Monthly Courant or join her facebook group, Rebel Readers.
Genres: Paranormal Romance
New and upcoming books
Series
Witch Walker
1. The Witch Collector (2021)
2. City of Ruin (2022)
3. The Wolf and the Witch (2023)
4. Kingdom of the Forgotten (2024)
Tales from Tiressia (2024)
1. The Witch Collector (2021)
2. City of Ruin (2022)
3. The Wolf and the Witch (2023)
4. Kingdom of the Forgotten (2024)
Tales from Tiressia (2024)
Collections
The Haunted West, Volume 1 (2018) (with others)
Once Upon the Longest Night (2018) (with others)
Once Upon an Enchanted Forest (2019) (with others)
Tempted by Celestial Bodies (2024) (with others)
Once Upon the Longest Night (2018) (with others)
Once Upon an Enchanted Forest (2019) (with others)
Tempted by Celestial Bodies (2024) (with others)
Charissa Weaks recommends
A River of Golden Bones (2023)
(Golden Court, book 1)
AK Mulford
"I inhaled this novel. A River of Golden Bones by A.K. Mulford is a gorgeously written queer fairytale fantasy conjured with the bones of wicked worldbuilding and laced with decadent spice. Get ready to devour this wolfish tale."
The Prisoner of Paradise (2021)
(Painted Souls, book 1)
Rob Samborn
"A truly evocative and finely-woven tale reminiscent of Dan Brown and Gwendolyn Womack. Rob Samborn's The Prisoner of Paradise slips effortlessly between present day and 16th century Venice with intriguing characters, clever plotting, and deft pacing that makes this book difficult to put down. Filled with stunning writing, the Venetian art world, and well-researched and vivid historical detail, this thrilling story captivates until the very last page."
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