He’s a good griffin, with a bad temper… Detective Damian Charming yearns to sweep a certain feisty lynx shifter off her feet. Every time he tries to talk to her, however, he sticks his foot in his mouth. He doesn’t mean to sound condescending. Life would be easier if Lucy admitted he knows best, especially now that someone in town has threatened her. He’s a good griffin (mostly) until someone messes with what is his.
She’s an unlucky lynx with no time for trouble… Lucy May hates Stillwater detective Damian Charming. Sure, he helped her with a horrible situation and has looks to rival the gods, but he also views lynx shifters as inferior supernatural beings. When someone targets the business she worked hard to create, though, Lucy turns to the one man she knows will mercilessly unearth the culprit.
It’s more than just hex appeal… When a hex sends the town in a storm of sexual shenanigans in the middle of the investigation, Lucy realizes just how bad she has it for the griffin. Now she needs to convince Damian her feelings are true and reel him in before his need for vengeance destroys the entire town.
The books in That Old Black Magic world and Heart’s Desired Mate Series can be read as stand-alone stories and in any order.
More about That Old Black Magic (Heart’s Desired Mate):
Tried and true, the Heart’s Desire spell is a love charm that requires a deft hand and a pure heart. The witch casting the spell has a mixing mishap, however, and the spell spirals out of control, wreaking havoc through the isolated Sierra Nevada town of Stillwater, California. A storm of sensual shenanigans sweeps up everyone in its path, supernatural and human alike, in a frenzied free-for-all that lasts until dawn. It’s more than just hex appeal. It’s a recipe for true love when sassy heroines and alpha heroes undergo a trial by love-in to discover their one true mate.
Watch for forthcoming That Old Black Magic titles:
Love is the Law by Melissa Snark
Branded by Ann Gimpel
The Good Griffin by J.C. McKenzie
Enchanted by Monica La Porta
Beary Sassy by Vonnie Davis
