Book cover illustration featuring a man and a woman standing outdoors in a snowy scene with animals, decorated Christmas tree, and a wooden cabin in the background. The woman has long blonde hair and is wearing a Christmas sweater and gray pants. The man has long blond hair and a beard, wearing a plaid coat and jeans. The title on the cover is 'A Curse for Christmas Past,' and the author is Morgan Lockhart.

A Curse for Christmas Past

#2 in the Witches of Elk Ridge series

Hayleigh Gray is losing everything: her high-powered job, her fiancé, and her beloved horse. Convinced she’s been cursed by the witches of Elk Ridge, she drives into the mountains to demand a cure, only to collide with Stephan Midwinter—a giant, golden-retriever of a witch who offers to help her. But as Hayleigh uncovers the true reasons behind her curse, she is forced to choose between returning to the safety of her gilded cage, or stepping into her own magic and fighting for the life she truly wants.

“With a gorgeous small-town setting, a yearning-filled slow burn romance, and plenty of holiday cheer, this sweet and spicy magical read ticked all my festive boxes. Morgan Lockhart has stolen my witchy Christmas heart!” —Catherine Walsh, bestselling author of Holiday Romance

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A woman with red hair dress as a scullery maid holds a toad with arresting cerulean eyes in her hands, staring at him with amusement.
A fantasy-themed illustration of a humanoid creature made of wood and leaves, with mossy green hair and antler-like horns, standing in a dark, forested environment with soft glowing green lights. The image is the cover of a quarterly publication titled "Luna Station" from September 2026, issue 067.

Art by Aga Futa

Marigold and the Toad with Cerulean Eyes

Fractured fairy tale

Published in Luna Station Quarterly, issue 067

Scullery maid Marigold must decide whether to kiss to a toad claiming to be an enchanted knight. Last time she granted such a request, the toad turned out to be a fraud, and consequences were devastating.

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A woman with curly red hair and black glasses wearing a black shirt and belt.

Morgan is a veteran video game writer and author. Having spent almost twenty years filling digital worlds with stories, she has had the fortune of being involved in many blockbuster and critically acclaimed video games. Her work has been recognized with wins and nominations from GLAAD, BAFTA, WGA, the Game Awards, and more.

​Alongside her professional work in games, she has published numerous science fiction, fantasy, and horror short stories and her debut magical romance novel, A Spell for Midwinter's Heart, released fall 2025.

Drawing on her experience in narrative design, Morgan handcrafts worlds unique to the story being told, drawing on the conventions and tropes of different genres to make the emotional journeys of her characters tangible. Expect vivid sensory prose (whether grotesque, erotic, or lyrical), wry observational humor, and prickly, capable people trying to understand themselves and one another. She often circles around folk lore, climate justice, and characters as neurodivergent as she is. In all forms, her work explores the messy business of being human with wit, whimsy, wonder, and a touch of the weird.​

She is represented by Aurora Fernandez at Trident Media Group.