Chloe Greyson thinks her days are numbered when her psycho ex-husband is paroled early from prison. Driven by a dark obsession, Norman Greyson has made her life a living hell. Norman continues terrorizing her even though he was incarcerated behind bars. And now, they let the monster out...
Distraught, thinking it's only a matter of time before Norman gets her, Chloe seeks refuge in liquor. While she drowns her sorrow in bourbon, a tall, mysterious and handsome stranger approaches her and announces that she's the new Gaia and he has been chosen as her consort. The rest of the night goes kind of blurry. But the next morning Chloe wakes up only to find him in her bed in his glorious birthday suit.
Ugh. Chloe doesn't need this headache. After all, she has a bigger problem to face. After she finishes freaking out, Chloe learns that 1) she's a living goddess. 2) his name's Sparrow and 3) he's a fox demon. Like seriously? Why are cute guys always one fruit loop short of a full bowl? Chloe hasn't anticipated that Sparrow could be overzealously possessive when he learns Norman has unfinished business to settle with her. She doesn't want Sparrow to fight her battle, but then her deranged ex has his own terrifying secret to unfold. Having been independent her entire life, is it really okay for her to let down her guard and depend on someone who swears to protect her?
But Sparrow is a powerful demon and hell hath no fury as a very pissed fox shifter...
Distraught, thinking it's only a matter of time before Norman gets her, Chloe seeks refuge in liquor. While she drowns her sorrow in bourbon, a tall, mysterious and handsome stranger approaches her and announces that she's the new Gaia and he has been chosen as her consort. The rest of the night goes kind of blurry. But the next morning Chloe wakes up only to find him in her bed in his glorious birthday suit.
Ugh. Chloe doesn't need this headache. After all, she has a bigger problem to face. After she finishes freaking out, Chloe learns that 1) she's a living goddess. 2) his name's Sparrow and 3) he's a fox demon. Like seriously? Why are cute guys always one fruit loop short of a full bowl? Chloe hasn't anticipated that Sparrow could be overzealously possessive when he learns Norman has unfinished business to settle with her. She doesn't want Sparrow to fight her battle, but then her deranged ex has his own terrifying secret to unfold. Having been independent her entire life, is it really okay for her to let down her guard and depend on someone who swears to protect her?
But Sparrow is a powerful demon and hell hath no fury as a very pissed fox shifter...
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