How to Train Your Demon
Cedar Delafonte's Ultimate Handbook for Surviving Fairy Nonsense
A parasitic fairy apocalypse spell currently devouring her from the inside?
Opportunistically managing to lose both her job and her apartment literally overnight?
Two unexpected and overly tactile tagalongs who refuse to let her sleep alone?
Yeah, Cedar’s definitely had better weeks.
But hey, look on the bright side – at least she’s not dead.
Yet.
A low-pressure queer/poly romance meets a high-stakes urban fantasy adventure, where the fate of one thirty-something IT specialist hangs in the balance. This 130,000 word novel has a HFN ending, and features an abrasive technomancer with a ticking time bomb over her head, an anxious sleep demon who'd really like not to die (again), and a flamboyant human desperately trying to herd their new pair of cats. It is the second book in a series of linked adventures featuring an ever-growing cast of family members (found and otherwise) in a paranormal version of downtown Baltimore, and should be read in order for maximum enjoyment (but you do you).
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How to Score at a Crime Scene
Being sent to investigate a murder scene in the middle of the night in December by your sadistic fairy kingpin of a boss? Not ideal.
Running into the shifter hottie you fell in lust with back in August while investigating said murder? A silver lining, at the very least.
Leveraging that meeting into an impromptu detective partnership and maybe even a date or two? Well, tonight is looking up already.
Too bad neither Nat nor his cute new boyfriend seem to be any good at solving murder mysteries.
A quick-burn romance meets a slow-burn mystery adventure that would have Nancy Drew leaving some scathing Yelp reviews. This 100k urban fantasy novel has a HFN ending, and is the first in a planned series of linked adventures about a relentlessly enthusiastic mage, his soft and snarky shifter partner, and their ever-growing cast of family members (found and otherwise) who end up joining along for the ride.
Nat Cabrera's Guide to Malicious Compliance in the Workplace
The Tunes
Wondered what the Nat & J's themes are like? Or maybe what I was listening to while daydreaming? Look no further.