West of Wicked: Sprayed Edge Edition by Nikki St. Crowe (Hardback)

West of Wicked: Sprayed Edge Edition by Nikki St. Crowe (Hardback)

Book 1 of 2: The Great and Terrible Land

The sexy Wizard of Oz romantasy reimagining that’s perfect for Wicked fans! From the author of the Vicious Lost Boys series, featuring sprayed edges. Dorothy is pulled into the cursed land of Oz, where monsters, witches, and forbidden romance await, forcing her to question everything she knows about home and herself...read the full blurb.

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ISBN:
9781035059874
Pages:
320
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Weight 530 g
Dimensions 163 × 31 × 243 mm
Author

Nikki St. Crowe

Book Series

The Great and Terrible Land

Book Series Order

Book 1 of 2

Condition

New

Format

Hardback

Genre

Adult, Dark Romance, Fantasy, Fiction, Magic, Retellings, Romance, Romantasy, Witches

Publication Year

2026

Publisher

Pan Macmillan

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Blurb:

The sexy Wizard of Oz romantasy reimagining that’s perfect for Wicked fans! From the author of the Vicious Lost Boys series, featuring sprayed edges.

West of Wicked by Nikki St. Crowe reimagines a classic tale with dark romance, danger, and twisted magic.

Dorothy Gale has never known where she truly came from. Found as a child during a violent storm and raised on a Kansas farm, she builds a quiet life—until everything changes in an instant. A cyclone tears through the night and pulls her into the cursed land of Oz.

Stranded in a strange and dangerous world, Dorothy is told she must follow the yellow brick road to find a wizard who can send her home. But Oz is not the story she grew up hearing. Monsters roam the forests, witches rule with power, and nothing is safe.

Along her journey, she meets a mysterious stranger with no memory of who he is. Rook is charming, intense, and deeply connected to Dorothy in ways she doesn’t understand. But trust is fragile in Oz, and even allies may hide dangerous truths.

As they travel deeper into the land, Dorothy begins to question everything—including herself.