Crystal and Claws
A vision sends her into the teeth of a blizzard to save a man.
She’s shocked to find he’s a shifter. Worse, a New Yorker.
Cat Griffin finds things. Heirlooms, earrings, people. She loves helping her mountain town and her coven, if only crystal balls weren’t so expensive. But when an ambiguous vision sends her into a storm, she’s not prepared for what she finds.
Mateo Amato has a company and a pack to run from his building in downtown New York. He doesn’t have time for a winter detour to the middle of nowhere. Especially when the beautiful woman who rescues him from an avalanche turns out to be a witch. She insists she can see a future where they’re already together.
In New York, he’d steer clear of the small-town, hippie witch from a new age bookshop who talks of imaginary forces and visions. He doesn’t believe in fate, just in probabilities and logic. And logic says she’s crazy, especially when her coven breaks out the crossbows and a rival pack threatens them both, waking an ancient force which threatens his pack and her coven.
If fate is a stupid reason to stay, it might be an even stupider reason to stay away. They have nothing in common but love, but this time, love just might be enough.
Crystal and Claws is a steamy standalone story of fated mates, found family, and magic. It launches the Witches & Shifters: Griffin Coven series of salted caramel romances—not too dark and not too sweet—with strong shifters, powerful witches, and guaranteed happily ever afters. If you’re looking for a swoony, spellbinding romance, fall in love with the Griffin Coven of Silver Spring, the small mountain town they call home.
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