Demonically Yours
What’s scarier than the monster under your bed? A librarian with trust issues.
Daphne’s been haunted by nightmares since childhood for good reasons, but she’s moved on. Mostly. With a no-nonsense attitude, a library to run, and a zero-tolerance policy for bullshit, she has no time for men (or demons). Especially not the tall, smug, devastatingly hot kind who shows up asking about books on dreams.
Hunter is no standard demon. He’s a Tulpa, born from fear, forged for nightmares, and shaped by every scream in the dark. His latest job? Investigate a dream anomaly. His problem? Daphne starts to feel like more than an assignment.
He’s not supposed to catch feelings.
She’s not supposed to let anyone in.
But here they are, swapping secrets, cooking a Christmas feast. Maybe falling in love, while the walls between dreams and reality tremble around them.
When the Dreamscape cracks, letting uncontrolled nightmares break into the waking world, Daphne is the key to stop the total collapse of it. All she has to do is to make peace with the past and forgive herself.
Piece of cake.
This time she’s not alone, though, and the demon who sees her, scars and all, could be the reason she starts thinking that maybe she can.
Trigger warning: DV
Welcome to Mystic Hollow, WA! Demonically Yours–a tale of Love and Terror is a soft-core-horror, paranormal rom-com involving secret identity, fated mates, he falls first, spunky heroine, grumpy VS swaggering, power exchange, force proximity, and dream realm shenanigans.
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