For the right Little girl, even the fiercest tiger might change his stripes…
Fresh out of a nasty marriage, Shaw Tucker is looking forward to a much safer, more peaceful existence at the infamous Bratburg Institute.
She certainly isn’t looking for her fated mate.
Especially when the man claiming to be said mate is the gorgeous, strict as hell tiger shifter running Bratburg’s kitchen.
But for her, Marshall isn’t the fearsome chef all the Littles know and fear. For her, he’s her Daddy, and even when he’s turning her bottom red or forcing pleasure or on her until she begs for mercy, she feels nothing but safe and protected in his arms.
It’s the life she always dreamed of. Until the demons of her past come calling, and threaten to destroy everything she’s come to cherish…
One independent Little. One determined Daddy. Two hearts, fighting for what they need...
When a sweet but stubborn submissive literally falls at his feet in his club, Viking Harrison claims her as his own, determined to put a stop to her self-destructive ways.
Getting the fiercely independent Roque to accept any help at all tests the limits of his patience, and it isn't long before he's forced to deal with her the way only a Daddy can: with a sore, red bottom and lots of understanding.
But somebody isn't happy to see Roque moving on with her life. And her independent streak may turn out to be the reason Viking loses her forever...
Fulfilling her grandmother Sarah’s last request, Jules Tremont finds herself facing attorney Dickinson Seaton, a dragon-shifter and twenty-first century attorney in order to give him the necklace Sarah had always worn. Little does she realize this meeting will change her life forever.
Eighty years ago, Dickinson broke a witch’s heart. In retaliation, she stole his fire, leaving him nearly defenseless. Meeting Jules at Mystic’s All-Night Café, Dickinson recognizes her as his mate, and is shocked when she hands him a necklace. The necklace that holds the key to reconnecting the man with his dragon.
Can Dickinson overcome his anger at Sarah for keeping his fire from him for eight decades? Can Dickinson and Jules figure out how to reconnect Dickinson and his fire?
About the Author
I always thought I had been born a hundred years too late, but I do appreciate air conditioning, computers and other conveniences of modern day living. I love the slower pace of New Bern, North Carolina as well as the history and small town community. Imagine a neighborhood where people wave at one another and keep eye out for the children. It’s like living in the 1950s. In addition to dreaming up my next story, of which there are always two or three in the works, I enjoy reading everything from children?s books to romance to mysteries to vampire adventure, singing in my church choir and needle-weaving.
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