Wrong Move, Right Monster

A desperate shop keeper. A very grumpy Krampus. A Christmas miracle?

Noelle Green needs a miracle. The town of Mistletoe Hollow is being devoured by a Grinch-like developer, and her beloved Christmas shop is next to the list. Fueled by peppermint schnapps and desperation, she performs a ritual for Yuletide aid.

She gets a miracle, all right—just not the kind she expected. She accidentally summons a Krampus, all towering muscle, wicked horns, and glowing eyes. Bound to her until Christmas, Bastian is ancient, annoyed, and very sure she owes him for dragging him across realms.

Noelle's attraction to her grumpy, imposing house guest is as undeniable as it is terrifying. But between magical punishments, enchanted tinsel, and kisses that melt snowflakes, this holiday season is about to getvery, very naughty.

(This sweet and spicy holiday tale is intended for mature readers.)

She wanted a ladder. She got a minotaur.

Clara Bellweather’s professional life is a meticulously organized system of color-coded calendars, perfectly cataloged books, and emergency backup bookmarks. Unfortunately, her personal life is a chaotic mess of tripping over air and failed online dates.

In desperate need of a ladder for the annual spring reading event, Clara does what any socially awkward librarian would do—she texts her handsome new neighbor. Or, at least, she thinksshe texts him.

A series of awkward texts leads to an even more awkward meeting where she discovers that she’s actually been exchanging messages with a massive, horned minotaur. Rion is gruff, reclusive, and intimidating but he's also unexpectedly kind and ridiculously handsome.

After recruiting Rion to help with her event, she starts to realize that the grumpy minotaur might be the only male in town who isn't completely and utterly wrong for her.

The library needs a ladder. The town needs a festival. And Clara needs to stop having feelings for a minotaur who's probably allergic to sunshine.

She lives by the rules.
He breaks them for a living.

Isadora Solis has built her life on precision, control, and perfectly executed steps. She doesn’t make mistakes on the dance floor, and she definitely doesn’t improvise.

So when Malachi Vexis strides into her studio—late, arrogant, and completely incapable of following even the most basic waltz—she knows exactly what he is.

A disaster.

Unfortunately, he’s also her newest student. Bound by a dangerous demonic contract, he needs to win an upcoming competition without using magic, or lose far more than his pride.

Which means he needs her.

As their lessons heat up and the lines between discipline and desire begin to blur, Isadora finds herself drawn to the one male who could ruin everything she’s worked for.

Because the only thing more dangerous than dancing with a demon… is falling for one.

Love was never part of the menu.

Penelope Harrington loves bringing people together. So when the mysterious owner of Blackthorn House returns to Black Harbor, she invites him to dinner.

She doesn't expect him to accept. She definitely doesn't expect him to be a vampire. Or to keep accepting her invitations.

After centuries of carefully avoiding attention, Julian Volkov wants nothing more than a quiet life. Then Penny barges into his world with themed dinner parties, endless questions, and a determined belief that no one should eat alone.

Unfortunately for Julian, saying no to her proves impossible.

The more time they spend together, the harder it becomes for Julian to stay hidden—and the harder it becomes to imagine a future without the woman who keeps trying to feed him homemade garlic bread.

But when a paranormal podcast starts digging into the secrets of Blackthorn House, Julian's carefully constructed life begins to unravel. Suddenly, the woman who invited him to dinner may be the only person who can protect both his secrets and his heart.

She wanted the perfect shot. She got the perfect monster.

Samantha Miller makes a living photographing happy couples at a luxury mountain lodge, but she'd much rather be in the wilderness with her camera, waiting for the perfect shot.

Then she spots a massive white creature moving through the snowy woods. A creature that definitely isn't a bear—and definitely doesn't want his picture taken. A very real, very grumpy Yeti.

Reclusive tech millionaire Everett Haskell has spent most of his life successfully avoiding humans, until a pretty photographer points a camera at him. Now he needs to find Sam's missing camera before anyone else does. He doesn't need to find her irresistible. And he definitely doesn't need to start imagining a life with the one woman capable of exposing everything he's spent years trying to protect.

But the closer Sam gets to the truth about the mysterious owner of the lodge, the harder it becomes to separate the man from the monster—or resist either one.