Cassandra Gannon

Once Upon a Time...Scarlett Riding is NOT an ugly stepsister. Cinderella is the evil one in the family and Letty is determined to prove it. Unfortunately, that's kinda hard to do from behind bars. After the debacle at the ball, Letty and her sister Dru were dragged off to the Wicked, Ugly and Bad Mental Health Treatment Center and Maximum Security Prison. While Cindy's planning her dream wedding, her two stepsisters are being forced to endure life in the dreariest dungeon in the land.Luckily, Letty has a plan to change that unhappy ending. If she can just get to Prince Charming and prove the glass slipper doesn't fit Cinderella's foot, she can reclaim her life. In order to do that, though, she needs to convince The Big Bad Wolf to lend a hand in organizing a jailbreak.Marrok Wolf isn't sure what to make of the idealistic redhead in his group therapy sessions. With fifty counts of Badness on his criminal record, Marrok's used to being surrounded by crooks and scumbags. Scarlett wants to lecture him about equal rights for trolls! When the little do-gooder comes up with an elaborate plan to break their entire "share circle" out of prison, though, Marrok is certainly willing to go along with the plot. And not just because he wants to see her naked. The woman may not be wicked, ugly, or Bad, but she's definitely the only one who can save him.Together with a wicked witch, a timid bridge ogre, an evil prince, and other villains straight out of a storybook, Scarlett and Marrok are about to make sure that Baddies finally have a happily ever after.

Wicked Ugly Bad

What's worse than editing the stupidest supernatural romance novel ever written? Getting stuck inside of it. Karalynn Donnelly has somehow been transported into Eternal Passion at Sunset, a vampire love story filled with enough clich�s, anachronisms, and run-on sentences to drive any hardworking book editor insane. To make matters worse, Kara accidently prevents the story's hero and heroine from even meeting. Now Slade, the idiot Vampire King, thinks Kara's his destined mate and Melessa, his actual bride, has run off to join a Wild West show. If Kara's going to find her way home, she needs to get this story back on track. But, teaming up with the novel's bad guy might not be the best place to start. Damien, last of the Wizard-Warlocks, thinks Kara is the key to destroying his archenemy Slade. Snarky, charismatic, and unrepentantly villainous, Damien hates the Vampires and he's very interested in what Karalynn might know about all the changes happening in his world. Somehow, Kara has to reunite Slade and Melessa, dodge kidnapping Vampires, fight fire breathing dragons, and deal with her own growing feelings for a handsome bad guy who's starting to seem an awful lot like her knight in shining armor....

Not Another Vampire Book

The Queen: Guinevere must save Camelot. Ever since Arthur died, the evil Scarecrow has been trying to marry her and gain the crown. If she and her daughter are going to survive his mad schemes, Gwen needs to find Merlyn's wand. Fast. Unfortunately, the only man strong enough to help her on her quest is Kingpin Midas, a flashy, uneducated mobster dealing with a curse. Gwen is a logical, rational woman, though, and she can draft one hell of a contract. She's pretty sure she can come up with an offer not even the kingdom's greatest villain can refuse.The Kingpin: Anything Midas touches turns to gold. Literally. The curse has helped him to rule Camelot's underworld with an iron fist. He has more money and more power than anyone else in the kingdom. He's convinced there's nothing he can't buy. One look at Gwen and Midas knows that he's about to make his most brilliant purchase, yet. He's about to own the one woman in the world he would give anything to possess. All he has to do to claim her is somehow win a war against the smartest man in Camelot, hide his growing feelings from Gwen, deal with his overprotective bodyguard's paranoia about the queen's hidden motivations, and adjust to a five year old demanding bedtime stories from a gangster. Simple, right?The Contract: Gwen's deal is simple: If Midas marries her, she'll make him King of Camelot. It's a fair bargain. Midas will keep her enemies away and she'll give him the respectability that money can't buy. She never expects Midas to agree so quickly. Or for their practical business arrangement to feel so... complicated. Midas isn't the tawdry, feral animal that Arthur railed against. He's a kind and gentle man, who clearly needs Gwen's help just as much as she needs his. In fact, the longer she's around Midas the more Gwen realizes that their "fake marriage" might be more real than she ever imagined.

The Kingpin of Camelot

Beauty vs. Beast...Contestant One: Avenant is a handsome prince with a dark side. There's a beast inside of him, always waiting to get out. All his life, he's been labeled a monster and he's done his best to live up to his Bad reputation. His parents hated him, his fairytale kingdom fears him, and now he's been dragged into court. Again. His newest legal troubles are all because Belle Ashman stole his throne. The beautiful bookshop owner is the one woman Avenant longs for. The two of them have been in competition since childhood and the contest just became winner-take-all.Contestant Two: Tired of Avenant ruining her dates, firing Mother Goose, and tearing down Humpty Dumpty's wall, Rosabella Aria Ashman decided to depose the tyrant. Eight months ago, Belle led a rebellion and had Avenant thrown in prison. Now, the Beast has returned, demanding his kingdom back. Avenant might be gorgeous, but he's also arrogant, selfish and he's been mean to her since kindergarten. This time, Belle's determined to vanquish him, once and for all.The Ultimate Showdown: In the farthest corner of the Northlands, there is an impenetrable labyrinth. Made of ice and stone, no one has ever entered it and emerged alive. Now, Belle, Avenant, and other storybook contenders for the crown are heading into the maze. Whoever solves its riddles gets the kingdom. In order to win, Belle and Avenant are going to have to work together. Considering their lifelong feud, that would be challenging enough, but they're also dealing with an angry minotaur, an unknown killer, miles of twisting corridors... and the fact that these two mortal enemies might just make a perfect team.

Beast in Shining Armor

What if a warrior falls in love with his fiercest enemy?For years, Trystan and Galahad fought on opposite sides of the brutal Looking Glass Campaigns. Trystan is a gryphon, part of a winged race who battled Camelot's invasion of his homeland. Galahad was a knight of Camelot, who helped his king wage a relentless war, before he saw the dishonor in it and gave up combat forever. The two men have every reason to hate each other.Now, the Looking Glass Campaigns are finally over. Suddenly, these former opponents on the battlefield need to become allies as they search for a "treasure beyond counting." Traveling through a fairytale world of scheming enemies, magical temples, and the occasional leprechaun, Trystan and Galahad will have to follow an ancient map towards the lost city of Atlantis. Galahad's reputation for perfection irritates the hell out of Trystan. Trystan's propensity to kill everybody upsets Galahad. But the attraction between them is undeniable and growing stronger all the time.As danger mounts and romance swirls, can these two powerful warriors settle the past and find their happily ever after?

Best Knight Ever

Grace Rivera just wants to be normal. She's the only member of her spell-casting, fortune-telling family who isn't hunting unicorns or trying to discover the lost recipe for Troll Powder. Trained as a crime scene investigator, she believes in science and cold, hard facts. And right now, the cold, hard facts are telling Grace that she's lost her mind. It started last July, when she "hallucinated" that she traveled back in time to relive a crime before it had even happened. Her resulting breakdown cost Grace her forensics job, so now she's stuck working as a tour guide in her Revolutionary War themed hometown. After a year of rebuilding her life, she's finally convincing herself that she might just have a chance to be normal, again. ...Until a handsome, sarcastic, and really real seeming ghost shows up on her Ghost Walk, anyway.Captain James Riordan was unjustly hanged for murder on July 4th 1789. Ever since then, he's been haunting the streets of Harrisonburg, Virginia, trying to find some way to clear his name. Unfortunately, it's impossible to prove his innocence as an incorporeal ghost, so mostly he whiles away his un-life watching teen soaps on TV and tagging along on Harrisonburg's nightly Ghost Walk. The tour is supposed to tell visitors spooky stories about the historic town. On this particular night, though, there's a new tour guide leading the group. She's terrible at weaving scary tales. She looks like a Sunday school teacher. She's spreading slanderous lies about him. ...And she's the first person in centuries that can actually see him.Now Grace and Jamie are working together to solve a two hundred year old crime. From the eighteenth century and back again, the two of them are determined to clear Jamie's name and set history right. Even if it means some time-traveling forensics work. Even if it means Grace has to listen to Jamie lament his lost pirate's treasure (a lot) and Jamie is frustrated because he can't physically touch the one person in the world he's sure is his. Even if it means dealing with Grace's stalking ex-boyfriend, her crazy relatives, and the Rivera's lost recipe for Troll Powder. ...And especially if it means a scoundrel of a ghost and a girl who just wants to be normal somehow fall in love along the way.

Ghost Walk

Elementals: Water, Earth, Fire and Air are only the beginning. Elementals support everything from Darkness to Time, secretly maintaining the processes of nature. Only now the Elementals are nearly extinct. Two years ago, the Air House released a plague that killed ninety percent of them. With their society in chaos and so many of their kind dead, they can't find their Phase-Matches; the other halves of themselves. Without Matches they can't have any more children and without the Elementals, the world will end. Again.Kingu: The son of the primordial Khaos, Kingu knows that he's a soulless monster. He's spent his entire existence enslaved and hated. Now that he's finally free, though, the only thing he wants is to somehow find a woman of his own. Against his better judgment, Kingu enlists the help of the Elementals, the universe's most annoying species, to track down his mate. All he wants is one quiet, uncomplicated woman, who won't run when she sees his monstrous face. Instead, he gets a chatty little blonde lunatic who thinks she's a warrior.Hope: Adopted by the Fire House as a child, Hope's spent her entire life idolizing her bombastic family and learning their unconventional views on romance. Fire Phases see kidnapping as foreplay, gladiator fights as a great opportunity to impress your Match, and monsters as the pinnacle of masculine hotness. When Hope winds up as a prisoner in Kingu's invitingly morbid fortress, she can't believe her luck. She's always believed she was jinxed, because so many weird things happen around her, but now she knows she's found her soul mate. All she has to do is defeat a few enemies, keep up with all the lies she's telling to hide her identity, and somehow convince a gigantic monster that he actually has a soul.Book Four of the Elemental Phases.

Treasure of the Fire Kingdom

Scotlyn Summerline was having a bad day even before the zombies attacked. Her diet was blown, her credit cards were all maxed out, and she was working the nightshift at a sleazy miniature golf course in Las Vegas. An army of the undead rampaging through the city is just the final proof that bad things happen to nice girls. Now Scotlyn is on the run with her irresponsible boss, trying to find a way out of town. Possibly, she's had a crush on Zeke since she first saw the incredibly gorgeous jerk. Possibly, he's spent his life until now squandering his potential on sci-fi movies and strippers. Also, possibly, he's a werewolf. But Zeke's still her best shot at survival.Ezekiel Macready is not a werewolf. He's a shape shifter. Zeke has always been different from the rest of his pack, living among the humans and studying ancient legends. Still, even he's shocked when zombies show up on his golf course. As walking corpses take over Vegas, Zeke's only thought is to protect Scotlyn. His beautiful, bossy secretary is the one person he can't live without. To keep Scotlyn safe from the zombies, Zeke knows he has to reconnect to his supernatural roots. Whether he likes it or not. Now, the two of them are stuck with Zeke's overprotective "brother," a wiseass vampire who likes nail polish, her megalomaniacal boyfriend/ kidnapper, and a shape shifter in a trucker hat. No matter what it takes, though, Zeke's determined to get Scotlyn to safety.... And convince her that he's exactly the kind of shape shifter a nice girl needs at the end of the world.

Love in the Time of Zombies

Elementals: Water, Earth, Fire and Air are only the beginning. Elementals support everything from Darkness to Time, secretly maintaining the processes of nature. Only now the Elementals are nearly extinct. Two years ago, the Air House released a plague that killed ninety percent of them. With their society in chaos and so many of their kind dead, they can't find their Phase-Matches; the other halves of themselves. Without Matches they can't have any more children and without the Elementals, the world will end. Again.Cross: Cross, of the Shadow House nearly triggered an apocalypse once before. The last of the Shadow Elementals, the weight of all the Darkness in the universe has fallen on his shoulders. The crushing power of it should have killed him long ago and he would have welcomed an end to the pain. Except, Cross knows his Match is out there. The woman he's dreamed of forever. He'll do whatever it takes to find her...even go to the human realm.Nia: Elemental laws forbid mixing with the humans, but Nia, of the Water House isn't a woman who gives up easily. Nia and her ragtag group of "rebels" believe a small town in Florida holds the secrets to their survival. They head there looking for answers, but everything's going wrong. Other Elementals are out for their blood, human technology is sort of baffling, and now the cops are closing in. When Cross arrives, Nia knows he's her Match. Unfortunately, he's teetering on the edge of crazy and refusing to touch her, because he thinks his powers are dangerous. It's up to Nia to convince him they're meant to be, stage a jailbreak, and evade the bad guys.Oh, and save the universe.Book One of the Elemental Phases.

Warrior from the Shadowland

Elementals: Water, Earth, Fire and Air are only the beginning. Elementals support everything from Darkness to Time, secretly maintaining the processes of nature. Only now the Elementals are nearly extinct. Two years ago, the Air House released a plague that killed ninety percent of them. With their society in chaos and so many of their kind dead, they can't find their Phase-Matches; the other halves of themselves. Without Matches they can't have any more children and, without the Elementals, the world will end. Again.Ty: Ty, Queen of the Water House is having a bad couple of years. Her lunatic ex-Match keeps trying to kidnap her, most of the Elementals still blame her for the Fall, she has crippling panic attacks, and she's being forced to attend group counseling in the human realm. When Gion, of the Air House shows up and demands sanctuary in the Water Kingdom, Ty doesn't know what to think. Gion makes her nervous. He's too cold, too powerful, and too intense. His only hobbies seem to be scowling and killing people. Except, when Ty looks into his eyes, she feels a... connection.Gion: The most feared assassin in the Elemental realm, Gion, of the Air House has spent his entire life being ostracized and feared. There's a price on his head, everyone in the universe hates him, and he's been exiled from his homeland. Gion's tired and all he wants is Ty. For eleven years, he's secretly been in love with the Water Queen and he's done with hiding his feelings. His goal now is to somehow make a place for himself in the exasperatingly pastel Water Palace and to claim Ty for himself. Unfortunately, there are a few problems with his plan including the fact that Ty is terrified of him, the eccentric Water Phases keep trying to make him watch reality shows, and there are still many, many people who want Ty and Gion dead.Book three of The Elemental Phases.

Exile in the Water Kingdom

Elementals: Water, Earth, Fire and Air are only the beginning. Elementals support everything from Darkness to Time, secretly maintaining the processes of nature. Only now the Elementals are nearly extinct. Two years ago, the Air House released a plague that killed ninety percent of them. With their society in chaos and so many of their kind dead, they can't find their Phase-Matches; the other halves of themselves. Without Matches they can't have any more children and, without the Elementals, the world will end. Again.Tessie: The Quintessence isn't technically an Element and its Keeper isn't quite the Divine creature of legend. Mainly, she's just a half human bartender in Mayport Beach, Florida. Tessie has spent millennia trying to stay hidden from Elementals and other supernatural beings, but her enemies are closing in. Now, she has no choice but to turn to the Elementals' leader for help. Honorable, super-powerful and way too appealing, the King of the Earth House seems annoyingly perfect. But, since the guy owns a castle, the least he can do is pony up a spare bedroom. Job: Consumed with saving his people from extinction, Job, King of the Earth House isn't thrilled when the Quintessence shows up in his office demanding sanctuary. Tessie's chaotic mix of human slang, tacky clothes, and feminine curves baffles him. To make matters worse, she does something with her vast powers to make it seem like she's the Phase-Match he's spent a thousand years waiting for. Neither of them can undo the connection and the fake Match begins to feel plenty real as Tessie fills up Job's lonely palace with laughter and daytime TV. But, Tessie's enemies are still after her and now they're setting their sights on Job...Book Two of the Elemental Phases.

Guardian of the Earth House

Lucy Meadowcroft's life hasn't turned out the way she planned. Her hometown always thought she'd go out and change the world. Instead, fifteen years out of high school, Lucy's working in a bookstore and her social life consists of sex dreams about a caveman named Rhawn. Granted, they're pretty awesome dreams, but it's not like the guy is real, right? He's smart and gorgeous and totally a figment of her frustrated imagination. All in all, things could be going a lot better for her. When Lucy reluctantly agrees to go on the Woodward High Reunion Cruise, she's feeling pretty miserable about her place in the world. ...And that's before the shipwreck.Now Lucy's somehow marooned in the Ice Age. She's stranded on an island filled with guys in loincloths who think she's "the Destroyer," an evil goddess sent to sink their homeland into the sea. This is *so* not what the alumni committee promised in the cruise brochure. The wooly mammoths and sabretooth tigers running around tell Lucy that she's a castaway in some other world. And in the middle of this prehistoric insanity, Lucy finds herself face-to-face with the caveman from her dreams. Rhawn the Accursed is reviled within the Clan. Every night, he dreams of Earth, the land of the gods, and of the Destroyer, the deity destined to end the world. Rhawn realizes that Lucy must be the wicked goddess, but he also senses that this woman is meant to be his mate. There is good in her. He knows it. All he has to do is persuade the rest of the Clan not to kill her, show Lucy that they were fated to find one another, devise a way to escape the island, and survive Lucy's annoying classmates, who've washed ashore with her. It shouldn't be that hard.After all, they have a few days left before the volcano erupts.

Once Upon a Caveman

Not Another Vampire Book was only the beginning of the story...Slade, King of the Vampires: For a thousand years, Slade lived a rarified existence on an enchanted island. Now, he's stuck in modern day Chicago and he hates it. His destined mate has divorced him, his people have abandoned him, and no one in the backwards human world makes any sense. He needs a new kingdom to rule. A better kingdom. Somewhere he can regain his glorious crown, defeat nefarious villains, and save a damsel in distress. Somewhere he can prove that he's a still a hero. Luckily, he knows a Witch who can transport him into a very interesting screenplay.Jane Squire: A pragmatist and a loner, Jane doesn't believe in fairytales. She's got her sensible life under control, working the nightshift at a grocery store and taking acting jobs on the side. Then, the self-proclaimed "King of the Vampires" arrives to turn her peaceful world upside-down. Slade's sure that he needs Jane to sidekick on his epic quest. Not only does the arrogant lunatic get her fired, but she's somehow transported into the worse fantasy movie imaginable.The Kingdom of Infinia: With script pages full of stolen dialogue, random musical numbers, and a whole cast of supernatural weirdoes, there's no denying that Jane and Slade are stuck in a swords-and-sorcery film. The egotistical (and annoyingly gorgeous) Vampire loves his new realm. Determined to overthrow Infinia's Werewolf despot, Slade is happily battling dragons and gathering an army of Merry Men. And making Jane feel like she's part of something for the first time in her solitary life. In fact, despite the Hollywood bad guys trying to kidnap her and the lack of hot water heaters... Jane is starting to think maybe she's found her Prince Charming.

Vampire Charming

Elementals: Water, Earth, Fire and Air are only the beginning. Elementals support everything from Darkness to Time, secretly maintaining the processes of nature. Only now the Elementals are nearly extinct. Two years ago, the Air House released a plague that killed ninety percent of them. With their society in chaos and so many of their kind dead, they can't find their Phase-Matches; the other halves of themselves. Without Matches they can't have any more children and, without the Elementals, the world will end. Again.Chason: Since the plague killed his Match, Chason, of the Magnet House has been going crazy. He hears music that isn't there. His mind wanders off into madness. He no longer trusts anything he sees. Once he was the honorable and principled king of a thriving land. Now all he wants to do is follow Mara into the darkness, leaving his grief and pain behind. Unfortunately, he can't give up on life until he finishes his final mission. Someone has stolen Mara right out of her crypt and Chason won't rest until he finds her body. When he finally locates her, though, he knows he's finally lost his mind. Because Mara now seems kinda... alive.Mara: Mara, Queen of the Magnet House has woken up in hell. The last things she remembers is a Time Phase appearing in her room and telling her that she's needed in the future. When she opens her eyes, two years have gone by and her entire life is in shambles. Mara's kingdom is deserted. Everybody thinks she's dead. And Chason is a grim specter of his former self. The old Chason won Elemental of the Year for three consecutive decades. This Chason looks at her with deep hunger and has a new wildness that sets her body alight. Mara knows that she's been given a second chance at life and she's determined to seize it. But, in order to have a future, she needs to pull Chason out of the past... and discover the truth about who really brought her back.

Queen of the Magnetland

Elementals: Water, Earth, Fire and Air are only the beginning. Elementals support everything from Darkness to Time, secretly maintaining the processes of nature. Only now the Elementals are nearly extinct. Two years ago, the Air House released a plague that killed ninety percent of them. With their society in chaos and so many of their kind dead, they can't find their Phase-Matches; the other halves of themselves. Without Matches they can't have any more children and without the Elementals, the world will end. Again.Sullivan: Sullivan Pryce is human. Mostly. Big, scarred and suspicious of everyone, he has no idea that his grandfather was one of the most respected Elementals who ever lived. The surly Police Chief's unique DNA means women are pouring out of the cosmos to try and court him. Most of them wind up in Sullivan's jail, awaiting psych evaluations and bail hearings. All he wants for Christmas is to get rid of this "Cult" of insane stalkers. Except, he can't stop thinking about one of them: Teja, the most beautiful weirdo he's ever seen. No matter how crazy she is, Sullivan can't get Teja out of his mind. And not just because her gangster family has kidnapped him.Teja: Notorious for their wild ideas on romance and mafia movie lifestyle, the Fire House is feared throughout the Elemental realm. But, tossing the universe's most eligible bachelor into a dungeon is crazy even for them. Teja, of the Fire and Cold Houses is horrified by her zany relatives' actions. She knows that Sullivan is her Match and that's the last thing she wants. For two years, Teja has been frozen inside. Having Sullivan in such close proximity threatens to melt the protective layer of ice inside her heart.Being around Sullivan soon has Teja feeling far too much. For instance, anger that he isn't beheading the parade of home wrecking women trying to seduce him away. And desire when she gazes at his warrior's face. And confusion that Sullivan seems to have far more powers than a mostly-human guy should possess. ...And fear, because someone is targeting the Fire Phases. Her family is being framed for a terrible crime. As the rest of the Elementals turn on the Fire House, Sullivan and Teja are about to be caught right in the middle of the fight.

Magic of the Wood House

Destiny of the Time House

Maid Marion has a chance to redo her life. Ten years ago she was sent to the Wicked Ugly and Bad Prison for murdering the Sheriff of Nottingham. One small problem: She didn’t do it! Now, magic is sending the former Good girl back in time to set things right. Marion’s embraced her Badness, this time around. She’ll get revenge on her selfish ex-boyfriend, Robin Hood, make Nottingham pay for all the ways they screwed her over, and save the handsome, gargoyle sheriff from his real killer. …And while she’s at it, she’ll seduce that brooding man and claim her real happily ever after!

Seducing the Sheriff of Nottingham

No doubt about it, Adeline Mulhaney's "Glamping Retreat" in Yellowstone National Park is the worst vacation ever. The campfire sing-alongs are bad enough, but when an earthquake strikes and she hits her head, things get even worse. Addy is somehow transported sixteen hundred years into the future. Only instead of the flying cars that Hollywood predicted, this future is filled with buffalo-sized lizards and laser-gun showdowns in the streets.The icky locals might be content to worship the ruins of Mount Rushmore and fight bands of mutant Outlanders, but Addy is going home. Returning to the twenty-first century won't be easy, but she has a plan. The handsomest cowboy in this Wild West nightmare just happens to have superpowers and he's eager to lend her a hand.Sort of.Cade Westin isn't sure what to think when the strange redhead wanders into his saloon. Addy speaks in an antiquated language, wears bizarre clothes, and keeps asking for something called "coffee." The woman is crazy. But Addy's also the only person in town who doesn't ostracize him for his Voltyn heritage. Descended from genetically-engineered soldiers, Cade's people are feared and hated by the humans. Addy doesn't seem to know that, though. Soon, she's moving into one of the rooms above his bar and whipping his screwed-up brothers into shape. And driving him crazy with her bright smiles. ...And getting him chased by an angry posse.Against his better judgment, Cade agrees to help Adeline find her way back to this mysterious "Why 'o Ming" place. But, when Addy's knowledge of the past puts her life in danger, not even wild Ghaa beasts can stop Cade from riding to the rescue. He isn't sure where the little lunatic comes from, but deep down he knows that she only belongs with him.

Cowboy from the Future

What’s worse than editing the stupidest romance novel ever written? Getting stuck inside of it. Karalynn Donnelly has somehow been transported into Eternal Passion at Sunset, a vampire love story filled with enough clichés, anachronisms, and run-on sentences to drive any hardworking book editor insane.

To make matters worse, Kara accidentally prevents the story’s hero and heroine from meeting. Now Slade, the idiot Vampire King, thinks Kara’s his destined mate. If she’s going to find her way home, Kara needs to get this story back on track. But, teaming up with Damien, the novel’s handsome, super-powered bad guy might not be the best place to start…

M/FHappily Ever AfterFated Mates, Isekai trope, time travel romance120,000 + wordsStandalone book, but Vampire Charming is a sequel starring Slade

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