Evelyn Waldron has always known that being a woman in medicine in 1912 means playing by impossible rules. She's expected to save lives while laced into corsets and hidden behind the decorum of upper-class society. What she doesn't expect is to survive a train crash that kills everyone else on board. Or for the experience to shake something loose inside her—something dangerous, something powerful, something... ancient.

When a mysterious new surgical professor and a brothel owner with secrets start whispering promises of power into her ears, Evelyn finds herself caught between science and something much stranger. Magic is real, it's seductive, and it doesn't play by society's rules. Neither do the men pulling her deeper into its orbit.

But power always comes at a cost. As Evelyn begins to uncover the truth behind her survival—and her potential—she must choose between comfort and freedom, between propriety and passion, between saving lives… and taking them.

Then she wakes in an unfamiliar place. A place where the people she thought she knew behave like strangers, and the rules she thought governed the world no longer apply. Here, power isn't just whispered—it's weaponized. And Evelyn must decide what kind of woman she's willing to become.

Set aboard the doomed voyage of the RMS Titanic laced with dark magic, a sexual awakening, and a deeply feminist undercurrent, Do No Harm is the first book in the Do No Harm Duology. It's a genre-blending historical fantasy that asks what happens when a woman stops apologizing for her ambition—and starts using it instead.