Good girl Prys Bane is the ultimate witch princess—titled, rich, beautiful, and from the best royal bloodlines. But the STEM genius would rather hide with her statistics and crush on a forbidden bodyguard than marry a proper prince. Better to guarantee that no one discovers her true magic—powers more suited to a storybook villain than any princess.
Bad boy John Donovan has pretended to be a bodyguard while hiding his supernatural double agent status from everyone—even his own sisters who see him as the villain. Crushing on Prys seemed safe until he learns she’s not only the witch magistrate investigating a murder where his sister is the chief suspect, but Prys is also the matchmaker hired to force him into an arranged marriage.
When John and Prys are pulled into a deadly mystery that comes closer and closer to the couple by the hour, they must work together. When Prys discovers John’s kink, these enemies quickly become lovers whose passions ignite. Can this princess and her antihero find happily ever or will the killer be a best friend whose betrayal neither can survive?
Publication Date: November, 2022
Publisher: City Owl Press
Language: English
Print Length: 388
Check it out on Amazon: https://mybook.to/WickedMatch
Excerpt Five:
“You’re not expendable,” she said. “You save lives. The Senate didn’t pass the cost reduction. They simply commissioned me to complete the statistical analysis.”
Which had turned her gut with the callousness of treating the witches of lower classes as staff that could be replaced on a whim. “You wanted to flirt with me?” Then? Now? Any time since she had met him?
“Yeah, princess. Why else would I have followed you up here from the party? I know you wouldn’t consider a guard for your boyfriend since you’re required to match with a Legacy son, but you can indulge in a little harmless flirtation, right?”
Oh gods, he had followed her here because he fancied her. The idea fried her finely tuned arguments about keeping her distance. “I suppose so.”
“Unless you’ve met a Legacy son who you like better than me. I know your Senator mom sets up mandatory meetings for you and the witch princes. How have those arranged dates with the entitled pricks gone?”
Want to delve into more of Luna's work? Check out her completed Legacy Series, her on-going Syn City Shifter Series.
“You’re not expendable,” she said. “You save lives. The Senate didn’t pass the cost reduction. They simply commissioned me to complete the statistical analysis.”
Which had turned her gut with the callousness of treating the witches of lower classes as staff that could be replaced on a whim. “You wanted to flirt with me?” Then? Now? Any time since she had met him?
“Yeah, princess. Why else would I have followed you up here from the party? I know you wouldn’t consider a guard for your boyfriend since you’re required to match with a Legacy son, but you can indulge in a little harmless flirtation, right?”
Oh gods, he had followed her here because he fancied her. The idea fried her finely tuned arguments about keeping her distance. “I suppose so.”
“Unless you’ve met a Legacy son who you like better than me. I know your Senator mom sets up mandatory meetings for you and the witch princes. How have those arranged dates with the entitled pricks gone?”
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Luna Joya writes sexy hexy romances in the award-winning Legacy Series.
Fluent in sarcasm and penal code, Luna prosecutes by day and writes at night. She loves history, especially Los Angeles and Hollywood lore.
A survivor of traumatic brain injury with steel body parts, she lives in SoCal with her combat veteran husband and their two-pound terror of a rescue pup.
Find more about Luna Joya on her website: https://lunajoya.com/
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