Nobody bothered to tell Malia Ward that vampires existed.
When she landed a new job at the nearby cafe, Malia thought she'd be dealing with hangry customers and messy tables at most.
She had no idea the job would include catering to the needs of the supernatural and the super-normal alike.
With a rush of holiday shoppers piled into the cafe, half the customers ordering off a secret menu, and drink requests piling up, no one seems satisfied with the service they're getting. Being flustered by the attractive businesswoman isn't helping Malia pick up the pace, either.
If only she could figure out what a Troubleshot was and how to make it, things might just turn out okay.
Beatrice doesn’t date humans who don’t know what she is.
However, there’s something tempting about the oblivious barista who gave her whiskey in her coffee instead of blood.
So she doesn't shoot Malia down when the human shows interest.
Determined to open Malia’s eyes before their date on Christmas Eve, Beatrice finds herself offering Malia a job at her supernatural events firm and throwing every occult encounter at Malia that she can.
Nothing works, though, and if Beatrice can’t find a way to tell Malia she’s a vampire then their plans for the holidays are really going to bite!
This is the holiday romance you're going to want to sink your teeth into!
A fun and interesting kindle unlimited story. Under an hour.
I kind of loved that Malia was so naive about the supernatural world even after Beatrice was showing her obvious clues to try and let her figure it out.
I appreciated their communication and attraction, it was very sweet in it's honesty from both party's.
Give it a go if you think it's a story might enjoy!
This is a quick read with substance. I like the paranormal characters living among humans aspect. Beatrice and Malia are great characters and their interactions are amusing and sweet. This series gives me something fun to look forward to in the coming year.