Charlie was a good kid and a good student who put his family first. A simple question changed his life forever. A simple question asked by one of the school's prettiest and most popular girls... and her friends. Oh, my, what is a boy to do?
A The Wanting Series Story Ten weeks in, Margot brings over a shoebox: the brass stamp she used on all two hundred and forty candles. Fourteen ninety-nine, free shipping. Ash turns it over and the room goes cold — because what's on it isn't a sigil. It's his name. From there the chain unspools: an 1878 clergyman's book, a rubbing of a floor stone in Northumberland worn by centuries of feet, a man in Doncaster with a cat and a laser engraver, 1,406 units sold. A funny, aching story about a name that was never secret — nobo
The Stanos family became wealthy Greek shipping merchants in the early 19th century. Their ships sailed throughout the Mediterranean to numerous ports exporting Greek olive oils, cheeses and cotton. In return, their ships arrived full of exotic goods; amongst them were frankincense, myrrh and silk from the Arab world and beyond. The shipping empire was at its height when a random set of events beyond their control brought it crashing down, leaving only an aged grandfather.
A The Wanting Series Story Six weeks ago, Cora accidentally summoned an incubus with a candle her sister mailed her. Now she has to break some news to that sister: the candle worked — and Margot mass-produced two hundred and thirty-nine more of them, and sold them at a craft fair. Somewhere out there, 239 strangers own a demon-summoning candle and don't know it. A standalone entry in The Wanting Series — dry, warm, and unreasonably funny paranormal romance with real heat under the comedy. 18+.
Ethan Wolfe might be perfect, if he wasn't such a judgmental prude. And although he certainly looks like the man of her dreams, Beatrice Johansen is not about to put up with his attitude. Sassy and street-smart, Bea sets out to show him that a person's worth can't be measured in mere words; even if you've got a thousand to spare.
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Clarita owes the mountain her seventh daughter’s seventh daughter. Michelle breaks every salt line she finds. Hate becomes hunger, hunger becomes rope and brand and fist. To keep the witch in the walls fed, they pay with blood, welts, hot wax, and shattering squirt under the Mothman’s red eyes. Love here is a debt paid in screams and perfect surrender. The ridge claimed them. They claimed each other harder.