Vaughn
Reserved gargoyle. Full-of-life fae. Did the Fates miss the mark in this pairing?
Vaughn Stanton is content with his life. As a centuries-old gargoyle who is doing what he can with the council as an enforcer to help others in need, he’s satisfied with his routine. He doesn’t socialize outside of work, but when one of his fellow enforcers invites him to a group meal, for some unknown reason, he agrees. When he arrives, his beast is overwhelmed by something they had both long ago given up on finding.
Lewis Clarke has always dreamed big. When he was a teenager, he wanted nothing more than to run a bakery with his best friend. He was thrilled when that opportunity was gifted to him, but the circumstances weren’t what he expected. As he was surrounded by others finding their mates, he wanted that too. More than he ever wanted to spend hours a day running a business. Was it too much to ask for a different dream to come true?
Can the aloof gargoyle truly be mated to a young and energetic fae? Will they find their happiness with each other despite their obvious differences?
Vaughn is Book Nineteen in the Paranormal Council Enforcers series. Each book in this series will focus on a different couple, but these books are not standalones and should be read in order. This is a fated mate story in an MPreg world, and there will be at least one baby. You should expect all the normal shenanigans and remember that sometimes even fated mates need a little help.
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