It Happened One Doomsday

A Funny, Fast-Paced, Feel-Good Urban Fantasy Novel

Can her magic save the world—before his curse destroys it?

Shy, awkward Dru never believed she had what it takes to be a true sorceress. That's why she’s been running a little crystal shop on the rough side of Denver, selling potions and charms to the larger-than-life spellcasters who defend the world against the forces of darkness.

But when she accidentally touches hands with a dangerously handsome stranger, sparks fly — literally — and he supercharges her crystal magic powers.

Ironically, Greyson doesn’t know a thing about magic. But his screaming-fast muscle car is possessed by a speed demon, and he's been afflicted with a terrifying curse. Just days from now, he will transform into one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and burn the entire world to ashes.

There's only one chance to break an ancient prophecy, save Greyson and spare the world from a fiery doomsday. But it all depends on whether Dru can master her newfound powers to become the crystal sorceress she was always destined to be...
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"Solid and well-paced, the world building is unique and interesting." -- Annette Marie

Packed with fast-paced fantasy action, romance, laughs, and a uniquely fascinating crystal magic system, It Happened One Doomsday is perfect for fans of Annette Marie, Heather G. Harris, Lindsay Buroker, Isa Medina, K. M. Shea, and Kenley Davidson.

Praise for L. MacNaughton's novels:

"This is urban fantasy for readers who want to have a good time, even a few laughs. Well-crafted and thoroughly entertaining."

"Humor, magical exploits, and entertaining characters. This offers fans of both urban fantasy and supernatural romance a fun crossover read."

"A fast and fun ride that keeps you entertained all the way through its unyielding mayhem."

"Fresh, fierce, and laugh-out-loud funny. The most rollicking read I’ve had in ages!"

"Solid and well-paced, the world building is unique and interesting."

"Such a fun read! Humorous and charming. I couldn’t put it down."

AI needs direction, story is fun

The story has many fun and unique elements, and I enjoyed it. The AI narrator had odd cadence and needs to be taught to pronounce the same character's name consistently. I can't tell if one character is named Renee, Ray-nay, ren-ee-ay, Rain-yay, or one of a half dozen other permutations.