By The Grace of Garnet

Tatienne Richard 13 stories

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Summary

Grace Estey was never one for fairy tales. She didn’t believe in happily ever after and certainly didn’t believe in deities, monsters or mythological beings. She was a hard-working, no-nonsense orphan who’d had her ass paddled too many times by Sister Mary Frances of the orphanage where she grew up. So, when a hot, green-eyed man shows up and wrecks her already ruined post-graduation celebration, she is left reeling by the reality she is faced with. Werewolves were real. She was mated to one. He rejected her. It hurt. A lot. When a second sinfully gorgeous man decided he was going to play knight in shining armor, she is grateful until her rational mind screamed he was anything but a savior. Garnet Speight was dark good looks, a wicked sense of humor and everything she was sure Sister Mary Frances spent her life on her knees passing rosary beads through her fingers in fear over. He stole into Grace’s life on a coffee scented breeze making her knees shake, her libido rise, and her common sense evaporate. Then she finds out the truth. As much as werewolves are real, so are demons and he’s one of the most powerful ones of all. He’s the beast the priests and nuns warned her of. Suddenly, she finds herself wishing she’d paid more attention to the bible lessons because Garnet might be her one-way ticket to hell and she isn’t sure how to save herself, or even if she wants to.