Lucie Bellerose first appears in Through the Door (Door to Door Paranormal Mysteries, Book 2). She is a friend of Anne Lace and becomes a resource for Emily Swift as Emily explores her own “magical abilities.”
Lucie lives alone in a brownstone in Matar, a city in the Empire. Although Lucie doesn’t come out and say it in Through the Door, it’s intimated twice by others that she is a natural witch. She returns in book three of the series, Doors Wide Open, playing a significant role alongside Templeton. From there, Lucie takes over and serves as the main character in the Bellerose Witchline series, sharing the spotlight with both Templeton and Rabbit as the two men move from the Door to Door series to the Bellerose Witchline books.
Get to know Lucie from A to Z!
(Lucie also participated in a fun Q&A on Shari T. Mitchell’s website! Find that interview here.)
A – A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate, an adult dark fantasy, is the first book in Lucie’s series
B – Bellerose Witchline: Lucie draws power from it
C – Congress of Empire Witches: The CEW is trying to make Lucie bend to its will
D – Dancing Shadow: Readers of Crossing the Witchline, any guesses as to what it/he is?
E – Enemies (sort of) to Lovers (sort of) is a trope found in this series
F – Found Family: Rabbit, Big Rabbit, and the Rabbit Network
G – Guillaume: Lucie’s sadistic former teacher
H – Half-demon: one is currently bound to her (IYKYK)
I – “It’s complicated.” Definitely a theme in Lucie’s life.
J – Jar: Guillaume spells demon ash off the floor into one
K – King of the Below: Asmodeus (the Darkness) wants the Light (hint hint)
L – Loren Heatherworth: longtime family friend; like a father to Lucie
M – Magic man: Templeton excites her AND infuriates her—often at the same time
N – Niccolò: a lover from Lucie’s college days who created a handmade Tarot deck for her
O – Obedience: “The obedience of a student is paramount.” – Guillaume
P – Prejudice runs rampant in the Empire; Lucie abhors it
Q – Quest: Lucie goes on a dangerous one in Crossing the Witchline
R – Rabbit is her best friend, they are very close—they are getting closer
S – Secrets: Witches hide things (Sebastian…Shh.)
T – Tarot: Lucie reads it
U – Ultimatum: Lucie is given one in Crossing the Witchline
V – Vanvolkenburg, Seth = a new witch I’m introducing in Lucie’s third book, Walking a Fine Witchline
W – Witchlines are thinning in the Empire, even Lucie’s
X – “It’s not my job to fiX you.” – Templeton says to Lucie in A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate (I’m cheating w/ fiX)
Y – Lucie’s name does not end in Y
Z – Zone: Horrible, horrible things happen in the Walled Zone
Lucie first appears in Through the Door, the second book in the Door to Door Paranormal Mysteries (PG-13). She is the main character of the Bellerose Witchline series.
The Bellerose Witchline series (18+ years) is Rated R for Adult Activity, Alcohol Use, Hard Language, Intense Violence/Gore, and Sexual Situations, both consensual/non-consensual.
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