When my brother Gabriel asks me to recruit a local cryptid for his supernatural council, I figure it'll be simple. I'm his beta, his enforcer-I handle the tough jobs. But nothing prepares me for Aurora, a Bigfoot who runs a new age shop and believes in the healing power of crystals. She's everything I'm not: sunny, optimistic, and tall enough to make my motorcycle-riding, leather-wearing heart skip several beats.
Of course, being me, I manage to get into trouble before I can even make my pitch. Next thing I know, I'm tangled up in supernatural politics with a gorgeous cryptid who keeps saving my hide and making me question everything I thought I knew about how our worlds should work. Just your typical grumpy shifter meets sunshine Bigfoot story, where sometimes the scariest thing isn't getting into fights in sketchy neighborhoods-it's admitting you're falling for someone who sells dreamcatchers for a living and makes your heart feel like it's been hit with a burst of lavender-scented magic.
This novella is a prequel to Eastside Hedge Witch but can be read as a stand alone story.
When my brother Gabriel asks me to recruit a local cryptid for his supernatural council, I figure it'll be simple. I'm his beta, his enforcer-I handle the tough jobs. But nothing prepares me for Aurora, a Bigfoot who runs a new age shop and believes in the healing power of crystals. She's everything I'm not: sunny, optimistic, and tall enough to make my motorcycle-riding, leather-wearing heart skip several beats.
Of course, being me, I manage to get into trouble before I can even make my pitch. Next thing I know, I'm tangled up in supernatural politics with a gorgeous cryptid who keeps saving my hide and making me question everything I thought I knew about how our worlds should work. Just your typical grumpy shifter meets sunshine Bigfoot story, where sometimes the scariest thing isn't getting into fights in sketchy neighborhoods-it's admitting you're falling for someone who sells dreamcatchers for a living and makes your heart feel like it's been hit with a burst of lavender-scented magic.
This novella is a prequel to Eastside Hedge Witch but can be read as a stand alone story.