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Hi, Verba here!
Welcome to my collection of Paranormal Romances.
If you enjoy love affairs of the Supernatural kind you’re in the right place. Escape reality and indulge in your paranormal fantasies.
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Dive into a new slow-burn, modern fantasy romance. Featuring an array of mythical creatures — Vampires, Lycan, Fae, and one mortal among them.
A bright, beautiful young woman forced to live with a tall, dark, handsome Vampire.
"Why do you smell like you do?"
The question was as disarming as his gaze, Karou's head jerked, taken aback. "D-Do I smell weird to you? I mean, it could be just something else wrong—"
"Like sunlight."
— Chapter 12, Scent of Sunlight
"Is it because you don't want to bite me?"
"You shouldn't ask me that. Not right now.” Battling the urge to drag her back down onto the couch, he made himself let go of her arm, but she lingered, looking confused— “Considering my mood, I might not say no."
— Chapter 13, Sunburned
Fall deeper in love…
Continue on Warren and Karou’s journey into the unknown.
Transformation and turmoil lie ahead. The stakes are high.
Will their bond bend or break?
“Everything hurt. A dull ache afflicted her every joint and muscle. This wasn’t how she’d expected dying to feel. She thought that once her eyes closed, she would peacefully slip away into eternal sleep, but this last dream, before her brain stopped all thought, was horrifyingly lucid.”
— Prologue,
Strangers,
to Friends,
to Lovers.
A Queer Romance.
Suspenseful, Slow Burn.
Overcoming Predjudice.
A Killing Sunlight Side Story.
Nineteen Episodes.
Ready to read, right now!
“I don't remember the first time I saw him. I guess he was always there, the crow. Hiding in the trees, watching.
He's good at that, being the quiet, watchful type. He never gives anything away; I never know what he's thinking—until he does something. He's more of a doer than a talker; I caught onto that very quickly. At least if he's going to do something, he thinks about it first. He thinks a lot, that quiet black crow.”
— Episode 1
The Wolf and the Crow