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They’re strangers forced to fake a bond. Until it feels dangerously real.
Dragon shifter Nash has handled plenty of undercover assignments but pretending to be mated to a member of the powerful Sylvain Mafia family? That’s a whole new level of complicated. Especially when his supposed fake boyfriend turns out to be his actual fated mate.
Abi has a problem. His cursed scent draws shifters in like moths to a flame. But no one sticks. He’s done falling for fakes. Done hoping. Too bad fate isn’t done with him.
Nash is dominant, dangerous, and giving off serious Daddy energy. It’s everything Abi should avoid. As their fake relationship deepens and the mission turns deadly, lines blur, and sparks fly.
In a world of secrets, lies, and shifting loyalties, the biggest risk isn’t the mafia. It’s falling for the one person who could break your heart.
Fated mates. Fake dating. Found family. Morally gray men. High heat. High stakes.
Dive into this steamy MM paranormal romance packed with action, danger, and a love that refuses to be denied. This is a Saint Lakes Universe Novel.
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Love was never on my to-do list, but now that I have it, I’ll let the world burn before I let anything happen to him.
Grym
I’ve reaped souls for three hundred years without a single mistake, until Elliot Coyne. I’m supposed to ferry him into the afterlife, not bring him back to life and turn him immortal.
Now HR is threatening me, the world is acting as if it might explode, and my reaper brothers are stress-snacking like it’s Armageddon.
Even worse? My soul insists Elliot is my beloved. Reapers aren’t supposed to have those. Are they? Regardless, it’s wildly inconvenient.
Elliot
So, I die, wake up immortal, and can walk between realms, not that I know what those are.
The guy responsible is an annoyingly hot reaper who apparently broke the universe to keep me breathing.
We’re suddenly stuck together, hunted by his supernatural bosses, and if we fall for each other, it might tear reality apart.
Love isn’t supposed to end the world. Yet here we are.
