Deck the Skulls
Rissa
Quitting her job in a spectacularly violent way, Rissa storms out of a popular bar swearing she’ll gut the next person who crosses her! Instead of going home and cooling down, she ducks into Sanguine, a small bar she’s never noticed. Ready to spend her last twenty on something good, she doesn’t expect to be captivated by the handsome bartender. Then his husband shows up
To her shock, these two won’t leave her alone. If she’s being honest, she doesn’t want to be left alone!
Anatoly
As a vampire, Anatoly might be a creature of the night but he’s not interested in the nightlife of San Diego’s Gas Lamp district. Unfortunately Zan, the only member of his beloved flock, adores people and socializing. Incapable of denying Zan anything, Anatoly financed Sanguine, a bar specifically created for magical creatures.
Normally he spends the night lurking in a corner of the bar while Zan flitters between customers, chatting, and skillfully crafting individually tailored cocktails. On one of the rare nights Anatoly is forced to assume Zan’s role as bartender a human woman wanders right past the wards.
She’s a fiery and exquisite creature. He won’t let her get away.
Zan
Returning to his bar after helping a friend, Zan finds his normally grumpy vampire kissing a stranger. At first he’s incensed, then realizes she’s his mate.
The only thing left is to ease her into their world and woo her into their bed!
Deck the Skulls is a holiday novella featuring a human woman with a hard shell hiding her soft center, a powerful vampire determined to claim another member of his flock, and a gregarious mountain lion shifter who simply wants everyone to have a good time…and drink alcohol!
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