An incubus who'd rather die than feed...
and a witch determined to save him.
Ryan has never enjoyed being an incubus. He hates the hunger that constantly plagues him and hates the need to feed off the sexual desire of others. But most of all he hates the power of his aura and how it removes the inhibitions of other people. Ryan is not about to push himself on a person magically forced into being willing. Instead he spends his weekends at various clubs, gleaning what he can off the energy in the air. And the handsome, all-too-tempting new bouncer at one of his regular haunts? Ryan can deal. He’s gotten good at denying himself.
Chris is a tattoo artist by trade and a bouncer as a favor to a friend. He also happens to be a witch with a talent for reading auras that is second to none, and he’s been paying attention to frequent club-goer Ryan for a while. Sure Ryan's gorgeous and totally his type, but beneath that glossy exterior Chris can tell he's in pain - and his aura is so weak it's scary. When he steps in to stop Ryan from getting unwanted attention from a handsy club patron, he realizes Ryan is an incubus… and that he’s starving himself to death.
Ryan needs to feed before it's too late, but can Chris convince him it's not just about sex? Will Ryan ever believe that someone might want him of their own free will?
Hey, remember back when I made a post about wanting a touch-starved incubus who gets taken care of? WELL. Now I'm super excited to share the cover of my latest book. This is the first in a series of book that will each star an incubus!
A weakened incubus who refuses to feed…
A witch determined to help before it's too late...
and a desperate encounter that might bring a new truth to light.
Ryan has never enjoyed being an incubus. He hates the hunger that constantly plagues him and hates the need to feed off the sexual desire of others. But most of all he hates his aura and how it removes the inhibitions of other people. Ryan is not about to push himself on a person magically forced into being willing. Instead he spends his weekends at various clubs, gleaning what he can off the energy in the air. And the handsome new bouncer at one of his regular haunts? Ryan can deal. He’s gotten good at denying himself.
Chris is a tattoo artist by trade and a bouncer as a favor to a friend. He also happens to be a witch with a talent for reading auras that is second to none, and he’s been paying attention to frequent club-goer Ryan for a while. It’s not just that Ryan is exactly his type, but he seems so unhappy--and his aura is so faint it’s worrying. When he steps in to stop Ryan from getting unwanted attention from a handsy club patron, he realizes Ryan is an incubus… and that he’s starving himself to death.
Can Chris convince Ryan to start feeding before the unthinkable happens? After all, Ryan has to know his aura has nothing to do with people being into him… right?
The Incubus's First Real Meal is coming out May 25th. Add it to your Goodreads today! And remember, if you subscribe to my mailing list, you get information about all upcoming releases. I will, of course, also post here with links once the book is out :D
meets a dragon shifter who wants nothing more than to protect him.
Life hasn’t been kind to Tommy. Abandoned by his parents as a teenager after being bitten by a werewolf, abused by the alpha he turned to for help, and, most recently, having to deal with the after-effects of a hunter kidnapping all by himself, it’s no wonder he wants to put his past behind him. Now, at twenty-three, he’s made a life for himself as a trusted nanny and babysitter in the shifter community doing what he loves. He may spend too much time looking over his shoulder, but Tommy’s fine. He’s dealing. Or so he tells himself.
Michael is a dragon shifter in law enforcement. He was the one who helped rescue Tommy from hunters… and since then hasn’t been able to get him off his mind. When Michael gets a frantic call one evening from a terrified Tommy, he learns that Tommy’s ex, an older alpha werewolf, has just been released from prison and wants Tommy back. Michael offers his help without hesitation, but the more time he spends with Tommy the more his attraction grows, and the last thing Michael wants is to make Tommy feel forced into a relationship.
All Michael wants to do is help Tommy feel safe. But can he protect Tommy while keeping his own feelings at bay?
meets a dragon shifter who wants nothing more than to protect him.
Life hasn’t been kind to Tommy. Abandoned by his parents as a teenager after being bitten by a werewolf, abused by the alpha he turned to for help, and, most recently, having to deal with the after-effects of a hunter kidnapping all by himself, it’s no wonder he wants to put his past behind him. Now, at twenty-three, he’s made a life for himself as a trusted nanny and babysitter in the shifter community doing what he loves. He may spend too much time looking over his shoulder, but Tommy’s fine. He’s dealing. Or so he tells himself.
Michael is a dragon shifter in law enforcement. He was the one who helped rescue Tommy from hunters… and since then hasn’t been able to get him off his mind. When Michael gets a frantic call one evening from a terrified Tommy, he learns that Tommy’s ex, an older alpha werewolf, has just been released from prison and wants Tommy back. Michael offers his help without hesitation, but the more time he spends with Tommy the more his attraction grows, and the last thing Michael wants is to make Tommy feel forced into a relationship.
All Michael wants to do is help Tommy feel safe. But can he protect Tommy while keeping his own feelings at bay?
I took a leaf out of @dessa-lux’s book and created a tag list for The Werewolf’s Dragon Defender (coming out January 4th, 2019!). I may have missed some stuff, but here’s the gist:
Three omegas are home for the holidays with the Niemi pack, and every old tradition is new again with these omegas in the mix!
Ethan is getting his first taste of living with an outsider werewolf pack and celebrating the Winter Solstice. He’s still finding his place among them–and with himself–and that would be challenge enough, but another surprise is waiting for him at the party…
Casey is introducing his brand new mate (and soon-to-be co-parent!) to the Christmas traditions of the Niemi pack. It’s a time for family, but Casey and Adam are still figuring out just what family means when it comes to the two of them…
Rory is looking forward to the first full moon of Winter because it’s a night he’ll definitely get to spend with his mate, Beau. But this full moon in particular is bringing something they’ve both been waiting for: Rory’s finally going into heat for the first time since they met, and he’s going to have a very long winter’s night to spend with his mate…
Omega Wintertide is a collection of three connected holiday stories, meant to be read after Omega Required and Omega Defiant!
Omega Wintertide is just 99 cents on Amazon!
And if you haven’t read Omega Required, it’s FREE this weekend on Amazon!
meets a dragon shifter who wants nothing more than to protect him.
Life hasn't been kind to Tommy. Abandoned by his parents as a teenager after being bitten by a werewolf, abused by the alpha he turned to for help, and, most recently, having to deal with the after-effects of a hunter kidnapping all by himself, it's no wonder he wants to put his past behind him. Now, at twenty-three, he's made a life for himself as a trusted nanny and babysitter in the shifter community doing what he loves. He may spend too much time looking over his shoulder, but Tommy’s fine. He’s dealing. Or so he tells himself.
Michael is a dragon shifter in law enforcement. He was the one who helped rescue Tommy from hunters… and since then hasn’t been able to get him off his mind. When Michael gets a frantic call one evening from a terrified Tommy, he learns that Tommy's ex, an older alpha werewolf, has just been released from prison and wants Tommy back. Michael offers his help without hesitation, but the more time he spends with Tommy the more his attraction grows, and the last thing Michael wants is to make Tommy feel forced into a relationship.
All Michael wants to do is help Tommy feel safe. But can he protect Tommy while keeping his own feelings at bay?
Interested? Read the excerpt and add it on Goodreads. Available on Amazon and in KU on January 4, 2019! Check back for links, or you can subscribe to my mailing list for immediate notice when it goes live :D
I’ve a few (uh. like five) werewolf books lined up to write/finish writing/release/etc) BUT
what if touch-starved (and also starving themselves kind of) incubus and other supernatural creature (probably?? werewolf??) and the INCUBUS is the one who gets taken care of and also (throwing this out there too why not) has a praise kink??
and a bond that might just save them both.
Eric loves his new house. Specifically, as a nymph, he loves the garden. And while he doesn’t love the two curious and talkative kids next door at first, he’s not so much of an unsociable hermit that he won’t answer their questions. As for their father, well, Eric won’t deny that he finds him incredibly attractive, and finding out that he’s single only makes him more irresistible. But Eric’s a nymph; sex is always on his mind. He’s perfectly capable of ignoring his impulses.
Single dad Leon is taken with his new neighbor at first glance. He’s beautiful, ridiculously competent, and he smells fantastic which, for a werewolf, means a lot to Leon. The fact that he’s good with Leon’s kids, even when it’s clear he doesn’t know how to react to their affection, is what tips the balance from “curious” to “altogether too interested.” He can’t deny the pull he feels toward Eric, but he’s willing to take things slow.
When hunters threaten Leon’s family, Eric steps in to help, and the aftermath of adrenaline leads him straight to Leon’s bed. But while it makes Leon realize just how important Eric really is… Eric is convinced Leon could never want something more. Before either of them can deal with their own feelings, the hunters return; more dangerous, more determined, and this time Eric is a target too.
Can Leon save his family? Can Eric allow himself to become a part of it?
Now available on Amazon and in Kindle Unlimited! No links in this post (thanks tumblr), but check the notes of this one with a reblog with said links (or go directly to my Tumblr) :D
and a bond that might just save them both.
Eric loves his new house. Specifically, as a nymph, he loves the garden. And while he doesn’t love the two curious and talkative kids next door at first, he’s not so much of an unsociable hermit that he won’t answer their questions. As for their father, well, Eric won’t deny that he finds him incredibly attractive, and finding out that he’s single only makes him more irresistible. But Eric’s a nymph; sex is always on his mind. He’s perfectly capable of ignoring his impulses.
Single dad Leon is taken with his new neighbor at first glance. He’s beautiful, ridiculously competent, and he smells fantastic which, for a werewolf, means a lot to Leon. The fact that he’s good with Leon’s kids, even when it’s clear he doesn’t know how to react to their affection, is what tips the balance from “curious” to “altogether too interested.” He can’t deny the pull he feels toward Eric, but he’s willing to take things slow.
When hunters threaten Leon’s family, Eric steps in to help, and the aftermath of adrenaline leads him straight to Leon’s bed. But while it makes Leon realize just how important Eric really is… Eric is convinced Leon could never want something more. Before either of them can deal with their own feelings, the hunters return; more dangerous, more determined, and this time Eric is a target too.
Can Leon save his family? Can Eric allow himself to become a part of it?
Now available on Amazon and in Kindle Unlimited! No links in this post (thanks tumblr), but check the notes of this one with a reblog with said links (or go directly to my Tumblr) :D
and a bond that might just save them both.
Eric loves his new house. Specifically, as a nymph, he loves the garden. And while he doesn’t love the two curious and talkative kids next door at first, he’s not so much of an unsociable hermit that he won’t answer their questions. As for their father, well, Eric won’t deny that he finds him incredibly attractive, and finding out that he’s single only makes him more irresistible. But Eric’s a nymph; sex is always on his mind. He’s perfectly capable of ignoring his impulses.
Single dad Leon is taken with his new neighbor at first glance. He’s beautiful, ridiculously competent, and he smells fantastic which, for a werewolf, means a lot to Leon. The fact that he’s good with Leon’s kids, even when it’s clear he doesn’t know how to react to their affection, is what tips the balance from “curious” to “altogether too interested.” He can’t deny the pull he feels toward Eric, but he’s willing to take things slow.
When hunters threaten Leon’s family, Eric steps in to help, and the aftermath of adrenaline leads him straight to Leon’s bed. But while it makes Leon realize just how important Eric really is… Eric is convinced Leon could never want something more. Before either of them can deal with their own feelings, the hunters return; more dangerous, more determined, and this time Eric is a target too.
Can Leon save his family? Can Eric allow himself to become a part of it?
Now available on Amazon and in Kindle Unlimited! No links in this post (thanks tumblr), but check the notes of this one with a reblog with said links (or go directly to my Tumblr) :D
and a bond that might just save them both.
Eric loves his new house. Specifically, as a nymph, he loves the garden. And while he doesn’t love the two curious and talkative kids next door at first, he’s not so much of an unsociable hermit that he won’t answer their questions. As for their father, well, Eric won’t deny that he finds him incredibly attractive, and finding out that he’s single only makes him more irresistible. But Eric’s a nymph; sex is always on his mind. He’s perfectly capable of ignoring his impulses.
Single dad Leon is taken with his new neighbor at first glance. He’s beautiful, ridiculously competent, and he smells fantastic which, for a werewolf, means a lot to Leon. The fact that he’s good with Leon’s kids, even when it’s clear he doesn’t know how to react to their affection, is what tips the balance from “curious” to “altogether too interested.” He can’t deny the pull he feels toward Eric, but he’s willing to take things slow.
When hunters threaten Leon’s family, Eric steps in to help, and the aftermath of adrenaline leads him straight to Leon’s bed. But while it makes Leon realize just how important Eric really is… Eric is convinced Leon could never want something more. Before either of them can deal with their own feelings, the hunters return; more dangerous, more determined, and this time Eric is a target too.
Can Leon save his family? Can Eric allow himself to become a part of it?
The Werewolf’s Nymph Neighbor comes out on November 27th! No links in this post (thanks tumblr), but if you go to my blog and scroll down just a bit, you’ll get both links and an excerpt!
and a bond that might just save them both.
Eric loves his new house. Specifically, as a nymph, he loves the garden. And while he doesn’t love the two curious and talkative kids next door at first, he’s not so much of an unsociable hermit that he won’t answer their questions. As for their father, well, Eric won’t deny that he finds him incredibly attractive, and finding out that he’s single only makes him more irresistible. But Eric’s a nymph; sex is always on his mind. He’s perfectly capable of ignoring his impulses.
Single dad Leon is taken with his new neighbor at first glance. He’s beautiful, ridiculously competent, and he smells fantastic which, for a werewolf, means a lot to Leon. The fact that he’s good with Leon’s kids, even when it’s clear he doesn’t know how to react to their affection, is what tips the balance from “curious” to “altogether too interested.” He can’t deny the pull he feels toward Eric, but he’s willing to take things slow.
When hunters threaten Leon’s family, Eric steps in to help, and the aftermath of adrenaline leads him straight to Leon’s bed. But while it makes Leon realize just how important Eric really is… Eric is convinced Leon could never want something more. Before either of them can deal with their own feelings, the hunters return; more dangerous, more determined, and this time Eric is a target too.
Can Leon save his family? Can Eric allow himself to become a part of it?
One more week until The Werewolf’s Nymph Neighbor comes out! No links in this post because tumblr is dumb, but if you go to my blog and scroll down just a bit, you’ll get both links and an excerpt. Please take a look :D
It’s really happening! My first book, The Werewolf’s Nymph Neighbor will be coming out November 27th. I’m excited (and terrified) and looking forward to whatever comes next. No matter what happens it’ll be a learning experience.
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A werewolf raising two kids on his own...
A grumpy nymph who moves in next door...
and a bond that might just save them both.
Eric loves his new house. Specifically, as a nymph, he loves the garden. And while he doesn't love the two curious and talkative kids next door at first, he's not so much of an unsociable hermit that he won't answer their questions. As for their father, well, Eric won't deny that he finds him incredibly attractive, and finding out that he's single only makes him more irresistible. But Eric's a nymph; sex is always on his mind. He's perfectly capable of ignoring his impulses.
Single dad Leon is taken with his new neighbor at first glance. He's beautiful, ridiculously competent, and he smells fantastic which, for a werewolf, means a lot to Leon. The fact that he's good with Leon's kids, even when it's clear he doesn't know how to react to their affection, is what tips the balance from "curious" to "altogether too interested." He can't deny the pull he feels toward Eric, but he's willing to take things slow.
When hunters threaten Leon's family, Eric steps in to help, and the aftermath of adrenaline leads him straight to Leon's bed. But while it makes Leon realize just how important Eric really is... Eric is convinced Leon could never want something more. Before either of them can deal with their own feelings, the hunters return; more dangerous, more determined, and this time Eric is a target too.
Can Leon save his family? Can Eric allow himself to become a part of it?
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Eric loved his new house.
A small bungalow with a finished basement and an open floor plan, it was perfect from its pretty blue paint job to its giant front and back yard. The former had gotten Eric interested, when he’d started his search for a house, and the latter had sealed the deal. He was a nymph. He needed a garden in his life. And, like most nymphs, his garden was his pride and joy. He would happily spend every waking moment he could with his fingers in the dirt, planting, weeding, and cultivating.
He was only a week moved in, and, granted, belongings still needed to be unpacked, but that was easy to do when it wasn’t light outside, when it wasn’t nearing the start of full summer. It was the garden that took precedence right now, and he was enjoying himself immensely.
His house was perfect.
Except for the neighbors.
Alright, that wasn’t entirely fair. There wasn’t anything wrong with them. The elderly couple on the left were perfectly fine, and he’d exchanged polite nods with them the few times they’d crossed paths.
The neighbors on the right… had children. Eric had no issue with children, provided they left him alone.
These children did not leave him alone. They had introduced themselves the night Eric had moved in and he had been fending off their talkative -and inquisitive- personalities for the last five days. One or both of them always seemed to be outside no matter the time, and for some reason it looked as though he was the current object of interest.
“Can you let Moana go in your pool?” Aria asked. One chubby fist was holding up the worse-for-wear doll while the other had its fingers curled around the chain link fence separating their yards.
Eric glanced at her before he went back to putting his beans in the ground. “It’s a pond, not a pool. No dolls allowed.”
“But Moana is the princess of the ocean,” Aria said stubbornly. “So she likes water.”
“My pond is a pond, not an ocean, and it’s no place for dolls.”
“Griffin says that ponds are like oceans but the water isn’t salty, so you can drink it.”
“Your brother is not to come anywhere near my pond either,” Eric replied, already picturing the enthusiastic six-year-old hellbent on destruction via swizzle straw. “No dolls or people allowed. It’s a pond. For fish.”
“You’re a people,” Aria pointed out.
“I don’t swim in or drink my pond water.” And why was he having this conversation? He wanted to garden in peace. He only had so much daylight to work with. Talking nonsense with a four-year-old was not on his to-do list. But he also wasn’t about to ignore a child. “Why don’t you go play with your doll?”
“Moana and I can come help you plant your plants!” She beamed at him.
Eric leveled her with a look. “My plants are my plants. You have your own.”
“Ours aren’t as pretty as yours.”
That was true enough. Eric’s garden was still in the beginning stages, but he’d been working nearly nonstop since he’d moved in to create a proper ecosystem, and the house had already come with a good base design, pond included. Another reason why he’d picked it. Aria’s backyard was a fairly nondescript “grass yard with a tree.” It was also strewn with balls, trucks, dolls, and bubble wands. “Tell your parents that you want some prettier plants, then.”
Though that was the other thing. He barely saw parents. Hadn’t, actually, seen them in plural. Aria and Griffin were in and out of the backyard all the time. Often bothering him. A parental unit? There was a man who Eric was fairly positive was their father. Eric had seen just enough to know that he was stupidly attractive. Every so often he saw him poke his head out of the house and call the kids in. But that was it. Eric certainly didn’t know his name, and it wasn’t as if he was about to ask.
“If I ask Daddy for plants, will you help me put them in?”
Well good, they did at least have a dad. “I’m sure your father would be happy to do that. You don’t need me.”
She stuck out her lip and opened her mouth again when she was interrupted by, “Aria! Bath time.”
“Oh,” she said with a sigh. “I have to take a bath now. I didn’t get dirty today but Daddy makes me take a bath anyway.”
“I very much doubt that you didn’t get dirty today.”
Aria wrinkled her nose. “I don’t like baths. They make things smell funny.”
“That would be the scent of soap. Being clean.” Eric nodded in the direction of her house. “Go take your bath.”
“Okay. Good night, Mr. Eric. I’ll see you tomorrow. I love you!”
She turned and raced to her house’s back door, sliding open the screen and leaving it wide open behind her. A moment later she came back into view to shut it, waving hard at Eric before she disappeared from sight again.
Eric sighed and shook his head. Aria was a whirlwind. He turned back to his plants. It was a race against the sunset to get all he wanted done per day, and he also couldn’t use any magic boosts while a curious child was around. Eric wasn’t in the business of making his nymph-hood known. There were altogether too many horror stories and cover-ups surrounding the supernatural. Maybe he ought to think about looking into more solid, less see-through fences, for all that it would make him look like an antisocial hermit.
He finished getting his beans in the ground and stood, lifting his arms over his head for a good stretch. He’d deserve his own bath and bedtime tonight he thought, happily surveying the little sprouts he’d gotten planted around his beanpoles.
Eric quickly glanced around and then flicked a finger at the sprouts. Not a lot of energy, but just enough to get them perking up a bit, a little more vibrant green, settling into their roots. There.
Satisfied, he bent to pick up his gardening tools and turned, taking a startled step back when he saw Aria’s father standing in the yard next to his, watching him. Eric hadn’t even heard him come outside. It was the most Eric had seen of him so far, and he used the opportunity to really look at him, take in how tall and broad he actually was, his short brown hair, his strong jawline.
The dark brown eyes that were intensely focused on him.
