Wishing Upon a Monster
Aurora
As the magicless daughter of two elite Magic Users, I’ve always had something to prove. Which is what led me to work the day shift as an enforcer at Eastwood River (Monster) Preserve, keeping the peace between monsters… and the real monsters.
While battling an invasive species whose numbers have exploded overnight, I make a desperate wish to be saved from certain death. For once, the gods were listening.
I wake up in the arms of an ancient, wish-granting minor god named Olan—a Brøndmand—who saves my life… and then claims me as his wife. Apparently, my broad, impulsive wish turned into a life-debt marriage contract with an eight-foot-tall shadow daddy who stares at me like I’m his next meal—and he’s definitely not hungry for food.
Olan
When min guldklump Aurora calls for a god to save her, the gods are all too happy to wake me from centuries of slumber to answer the call. The moment I see her, I know—this fierce, stubborn human is worth more than all the treasure I’ve hoarded across the ages. She is mine. To keep…and to protect.
Clusters of invasive magical creatures keep appearing throughout the Preserve—unnatural and dangerous. We put one group down, only for another to flare up. Something is bringing them here, something intelligent. The balance is slipping—and if we can’t stop it, everyone on the preserve, monster and human alike, could be wiped out.
The preserve and my heart are in jeopardy––can I convince my reluctant wife that she is the key to saving both?
Check out this slow-burn, forced marriage, breeding kink, size difference romance, where she realizes that love is the strongest magic in the cosmos, and he finally gets the love he deserves.
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