Trick or Treat for the Vexed Vampire
Arrhythmia doesn’t forgive. It makes the undead uncoordinated and unbelievably hexed.
Being undead was supposed to make Logan Richards dangerous. A vindictive witch had other plans.
A year after a stranger turned him into a vampire and dumped him at the edge of Arrhythmia, Texas, Logan has accepted that immortality comes with blood bags, loneliness, and an alarming inability to remain upright. He is the town joke, the bar keeps a first-aid kit with his name on it, and he has no idea why disaster follows him everywhere.
Then Carolina Fortman walks into his unlife.
She is beautiful, powerful, and completely off-limits. She is also the daughter of High Priestess Jacqueline Fortman, the terrifying witch responsible for Logan’s spectacularly humiliating curse.
Carolina has spent her life preparing to inherit her mother’s coven. Falling for a clumsy vampire was never part of the plan. Neither was discovering that Logan is her true mate or that her mother has been tormenting him for nearly a year over one wounded ego and a grudge she refuses to release.
Their secret meetings quickly become impossible to hide. The mate bond grows stronger, Logan’s curse turns vicious, and Carolina is forced to choose between the future she was raised to accept and the man fate chose for her.
Breaking the curse could cost Carolina her family, her power, and her place in the coven. Keeping it could destroy Logan.
In Arrhythmia, happily ever after is never simple. Sometimes it requires forbidden magic, a furious witch, one stubborn vampire, and enough bandages to survive the fall.
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