Kova Killian
Dark fiction, romance with teeth, haunted girls, found family, myth-soaked magic, and love that bites back.
Kova Killian writes stories for readers who like their tenderness a little feral, their magic a little dangerous, and their found families clawed together from survival, grief, longing, and stubborn hope.
Fresh From The Feral Shelf
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The Girls in the Tarot Tent
Before the coven, there was the carnival.
Kida and Autumn are two young witches with blood on their clothes, nowhere to go, and gods whispering in the dark.
The Traveling Menagerie of Curiosities gives them somewhere to disappear. Tilly gives them something neither expected: a home.
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Tarot Tent is the sister/companion novel to This Apartment Eats Strays—a feral, witchy origin story about found family, grief, sisterhood, ancient magic, and the strange people who choose to keep you.
Rust & Honey Is Being Reforged
Blue-collar romance, working hands, tired hearts, slow-burn heat, soft grit, and love built one stubborn piece at a time.
Rust & Honey is Kova Killian’s blue-collar romance shelf — a world of working-class love stories, messy healing, family chaos, old crushes, practical men, tired women, and tenderness that shows up steady.
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Stevie and Wes’s story is being expanded into a fuller trilogy romance, with more Rust & Honey love stories to follow.
From the Haunted Shelves
Witchy towns, blue-collar romance, shattered realms, moonlit myth, and stories that still bite.
Lycoris In Moonlight
A myth-soaked fantasy romance of gods, starseeds, forbidden identity, dangerous devotion, and divine fate.
Returning in an expanded second edition with a new POV, deeper worldbuilding, revised scenes, and a story brought closer to the world it was always meant to belong to.
Reader Notes & Content Warnings
Kova Killian books range from cozy and romantic to dark, violent, emotional, and strange. Content notes are listed by book and series so readers can choose what feels right for them.
Some stories may include trauma, grief, violence, abuse references, survival wounds, sexual content, complicated families, and emotionally intense healing arcs.
