It was supposed to be a one-night thing.
Yue Blackwood has disliked Ekon Lunet since the moment he started working at Midnight Embers. She knows better than to trust a gargoyle who smiles at every woman he meets. Who would want someone like that near their heart?
Ekon Lunet can’t help but draw the ladies in, charming or sweet-talking most women except the door witch of Midnight Embers, Yue Blackwood.
With the attitude of a rattlesnake, Yue bites back every compliment he gives. She sees right through him, which only draws Ekon’s ire. He can’t decide if he wants to annoy her or prove he’s different.
One night, a slip of the tongue gets the two of them into trouble. Midnight Embers has a strict rule: no fraternization between coworkers.
When Yue and Ekon’s secret gets out, the two have only one choice: pretend to be fated mates. Gargoyles have one mate, and Ekon swears it’s not Yue. Yue knows she could never love a man who wants to be with everyone. Especially not one who doesn’t think she’s his anyway.
Fake kisses, shared secrets, and pretending to be together blur carefully created lines in Ekon and Yue’s new ‘relationship.'
When the lies start to blend into something real, will a witch protecting her heart give it to a gargoyle that might break it? Or will a gargoyle who doesn’t believe he has a fated mate discover the woman before him was his all along?
Ratings & Reviews
It was supposed to be a one-night thing.
Yue Blackwood has disliked Ekon Lunet since the moment he started working at Midnight Embers. She knows better than to trust a gargoyle who smiles at every woman he meets. Who would want someone like that near their heart?
Ekon Lunet can’t help but draw the ladies in, charming or sweet-talking most women except the door witch of Midnight Embers, Yue Blackwood.
With the attitude of a rattlesnake, Yue bites back every compliment he gives. She sees right through him, which only draws Ekon’s ire. He can’t decide if he wants to annoy her or prove he’s different.
One night, a slip of the tongue gets the two of them into trouble. Midnight Embers has a strict rule: no fraternization between coworkers.
When Yue and Ekon’s secret gets out, the two have only one choice: pretend to be fated mates. Gargoyles have one mate, and Ekon swears it’s not Yue. Yue knows she could never love a man who wants to be with everyone. Especially not one who doesn’t think she’s his anyway.
Fake kisses, shared secrets, and pretending to be together blur carefully created lines in Ekon and Yue’s new ‘relationship.'
When the lies start to blend into something real, will a witch protecting her heart give it to a gargoyle that might break it? Or will a gargoyle who doesn’t believe he has a fated mate discover the woman before him was his all along?