Falling for Krampus
Falling for Krampus
Mindy St. John never imagined her best customer would be a grumpy biker who goes by the name of Krampus, but ever since she opened her little bakery, he’s been a loyal customer that’s kept her in business. It almost was like he was protecting her, but that was crazy. She just moved to town and her business was doing amazing for a first-time business venture. She didn’t have enemies, and she surely didn’t need his protection. Did she? Either way, the more the grumpy biker hung around, the more she started to see behind the mask he always wore, falling easily for a man who seemed to hold her at arm’s length.
Rich “Krampus” Joyner wasn’t the kind of man that clung to women. Women were expendable, and settling down just wasn’t in the cards for a guy that looked like him. Disfigured as a boy, Krampus spent most of his time hiding in the shadows and only allowing women in when he needed satisfaction. But when a new bakery opens up in town, owned by a cute little woman who satisfied his sweet tooth, Krampus couldn’t help but stay near her. She didn’t know what dangers lurked right next door, and if she wasn’t careful, she’d piss off the wrong people–people who could end her life in an instant. Determined to keep her safe while staying far enough away, Krampus stations himself at her bakery, slowly falling for the baker each and every day. But a girl like her would never fall for a guy like Krampus… it would take a Christmas miracle for that to happen.
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