Fangs and First Aid
Cordelya
Leaving my fiancé at the altar was the easy part.
Staying gone is harder.
I’ve packed up my pets, buried every trace of my old life, and found myself a fresh start where no one knows me—or why I’m so determined to keep it that way.
Then one accident puts Augustus in my path.
He’s a devastatingly handsome paramedic with old-fashioned manners, an instinct for taking care of me, and a habit of making it very difficult to remember that getting attached is the last thing I can afford.
I came here to disappear.
Falling for the man determined to spoil me was never part of the plan.
Augustus
I’ve spent a very long time in complete control of myself.
Then I smell Cordelya’s blood.
One second, I’m treating an injured woman at the scene of an accident.
The next, my fangs drop. That hasn’t happened before.
Now I can’t stop thinking about the curvy, secretive human who has somehow awakened instincts I don’t understand—and every one of them is telling me the same thing.
Mine.
Cordelya keeps her secrets close, so I keep my suspicions to myself. For now.
I can be patient. I can be a gentleman.
I can even pretend I’m only checking on her because I’m a dedicated paramedic.
But the closer I get, the more certain I become that our meeting wasn’t an accident.
And if Cordelya really is the woman fate chose for me, I have no intention of letting her disappear.
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