Cursed Coven Books in Order

Cursed Coven is a shared‑world project built around witches, old magic, and the kind of curses that refuse to stay buried. Amelia Hutchins’s contribution, Wicked Hexes, drops straight into the middle of that chaos.

Laura Cheveron has done everything she can to outrun the hex her mother set in motion centuries ago. She’s built a careful life away from the worst of the magic crowd, and she treats love like a luxury she can’t afford. Braydon, the Viking who once loved her and died for it, has very different plans.

When Laura is summoned to the annual Witch’s Ball in New Orleans, fate stops cooperating. A single hex rips away her magic and leaves her exposed to enemies and to Braydon himself. He’s determined to drag the curse into the light, even if it means playing the villain in her story one more time.

Across the book you get second‑chance tension, fated‑mates stakes, and a romance that lives side‑by‑side with questions about inherited trauma. The curse isn’t just a plot device; it’s the thing that keeps forcing Laura to choose between self‑preservation and the possibility of healing what’s been broken for generations.

Because the Cursed Coven world is shared, Amelia’s novella stands on its own while still nodding to other witches, vampires, and curses at work in the background. You can read Wicked Hexes as a quick, high‑heat detour or as one thread in a bigger tapestry of connected stories.