Sebastian, a vampire, is eager to meet Tessa Blythe’s parents . . . until he finds out that they’ve arranged a marriage for her. He’ll have to pass the Seven Challenges if he is to have a hope.
It’s a conundrum when a paranormal romance writer Roxy St. James moves to Nocturne Falls. She’s human so she can’t be allowed to know the truth. A stressor that is made worse by her awful ex refusing to sign the divorce papers . . . and a gorgeous neighbor Alex Cruz who is both cop and a panther shifter. Will his truth be more than she can handle? Or will it cause her to write him out of her life?
When you do something, you’re performing an action. When you make something, you’re creating something through an action, much like this Word Confusion post from KD Did It.
When Sebastian Ellingham’s long estranged wife comes to town, expecting to pick up where they left off, things take a sharp turn toward cranky. Her assumption that he’s still available (he is) rankles enough for him to hire a reluctant Valkyrie to play his fiancée.
Its voice owned by the liar, while the lier owns a surface, even as the lyre plays through our lives in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Vanessa and her trusted demon partner, Bobo, must investigate an explosion at the academy and bring the culprit responsible in. Easy job, right? Wrong.
Pandora Williams is a great real estate agent…and a witch who’s magic doesn’t work. Not until Cole Van Zant moves in next door. As a dad he totally disbelieves his daughter until he gets that supernatural surprise!
Take a turn to wrap up the tern in terne, but only if the tern is stuffed in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
The newly returned Duke of Evermont is determined not to let the beautiful and vibrant Eleanor slip through his hands. Again. In return, he learns what a clever businesswoman his darling has become.
Weary people need to be wary of making mistakes in this Word Confusion from KD Did it.