β Scribed by Raven, Melody
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Aidan is having a run of bad luck. After crossing a powerful witch, he has his powers bound rendering him basically mortal. His only chance to get his mojo back is to find the monster who has been praying on men at a ridiculous vampire rip off bar. Easy enough, right?
Except this monster has legs for days, brown eyes he could lose himself in and a mysterious past that is quickly catching up to both of them.
His orders are simple. Turn her over to get back to his normal life of debauchery and decadence.
But in this world of blood and magic, nothing is simple.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
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