DISENCHANTED

DISILLUSIONED

BOOK THREE

On DISENCHANTED

"After being in a considerable fantasy slump this year and being underwhelmed by the depictions of vampires amidst their supposed resurgence in YA, I was pleasantly surprised to find Disenchanted. It feels like the love child of Armentrout’s From Blood and Ash and Buffy the Vampire Slayer — two things you should all know that I hold in the highest regard. It’s such a strong debut — albeit, with the overzealous use of the word ‘bosom’ at times — and I’m already anticipating the next book from Sugalski."

A Little Shelf-Righteous

"Girl meets boy, girl turns out to be heir to the throne, boy turns out to be a centuries-old vampire...tale as old as time, right? Wrong. Sure, Disenchanted delivers all the explosive romantic energy you'd expect when a woman on a mission to save her kingdom gets mixed up with a reluctant bad boy bodyguard. But, Brianna Sugalski's magical pen delivers so much more: adventure, intrigue, humor and the kind of deep and diverse world building that leaves you eager for more."

Sean Gibson, author of The Part About the Dragon Was (Mostly) True and The Camelot Shadow

"Sugalski’s skill with character development is masterful – knights in tarnished armor, monsters that cherish family, heartless vampires that need a hug, crazy witches, and royally intriguing wastrels – Who is good? Who is bad? What side will you choose? Humans? Darklings? Disenchanted is full of treachery, prejudice, disillusionment, and death – but it also embraces unlikely friendships, forgiveness, merriment and joy, beautiful landscapes, and love."

Kris Helt, Whiskey & Wit Book Reviews

Hello! I'm Brianna, I'm a YA Fantasy author and developmental editor who lives in oversized sweaters, and prefers to explore the more ominous—disenchanting, if you will—undertones of medieval history, romance, and the arcane. My debut, Breton Arthurian-inspired YA 

Dark Fantasy DISENCHANTED, released with The Parliament House Press in March 2020.

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Additional Training:

BA in Creative Writing & Fiction, Minor in History (ongoing).

Profs & Pints: The Women of King Arthur, Carterhaugh School of Folklore & the Fantastic.

San Diego Professional Editors Network.