Salvaged By the Siren
Welcome to Indigo Cove! Avoid the woods after sundown and be mindful of tentacles in the harbour. Above all else, have a magical stay!
Five authors. One small town. Scary hot romance.
Aerin spends her days protecting the humans from the monster lurking in the cove, diving for artifacts, and desperately trying to keep her crumbling manor standing. When she discovers precious cargo long buried beneath the sand, she thinks she’s hit the jackpot, a find that could finally save her ancestral home.
Gideon is a vampire lost to time, with no memory of who he is or where he came from. His only clue to his forgotten past is the siren who pulled him from his watery grave. Desperate to get him out of her house, the two predators are forced to work together to unravel the secrets of Gideon’s past. But the deeper they dig, the more they realize the greatest danger may not be what they uncover, but what they feel for each other.
Sometimes the monster you’re trying to escape might just be the one you were meant to find.
Tropes:
Amnesic Vampire
Reclusive Siren
Buried Treasure
Fangs VS Claws
She Rescues Him
Forced Proximity
Spicy Romance
Salvaged by the Siren is a standalone paranormal monster romance set in the shared small town of Indigo Cove. This book is perfect for readers who love predators with lonely hearts, forced proximity, spicy romance, bickering banter, and small town cozy vibes.
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