An Esper Only Calls Your Name Once: Call Your Name Quartet Book Two

by A.M. Boone

To save my loved ones, I fought supernatural society… My world’s been turned upside-down. After being dragged through the kangaroo court that’s the American justice system, I’m finally free, but the three supernaturals who swept me off my feet and changed my life are further away than ever. Vincent. Incubus. Billionaire. Broke our contract when I was at my most vulnerable and left me craving his touch. Feli. Cubi. Vincent’s closest friend. Dragged away by mages after being accused of a crime I know they’d never commit. Santiago. Esper. My best friend. Gets snatched by the esper royal family after finally going through his Blossoming and becoming the esper he’s always wanted to be. But at least one person’s still by my side. Anthony. Proselyte. My husband. Traumatized after being a vampire queen’s blood slave for two years, and only wants to have me by his side again. After Santiago’s kidnapping, it’s up to me and my remaining lovers to save him, along with one of the banished members of the rebellion. But something’s wrong with his magic, his body… and I don’t know if it can be fixed. And to top it all off, my magic’s going haywire, and now I’m a sitting duck. I can’t protect any of them, and it shows. But magic or no magic, I’ll try my hardest to protect them—or die trying. An Esper Only Calls Your Name Once is a queer multicultural reverse harem urban fantasy between one kickass witch, three sizzling hot men, and a genderfluid shapeshifter and is also a second book of four. If you like badass black chicks being desired and kicking ass, click that buy button. This book also has M/F, F/F, M/M/F, M/F/M, and M/F/F content.

324 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 3, 2021

About the author

Born and raised in the Bay Area, A.M. Boone has been writing since they were three and forced their mother to type up their misadventures. They mainly write about badass and magical black women, men and enbies being awesome, saving the world (or possibly just their own skins) and falling in love in the process.

When they're not writing, you can find them either playing video games, looking at memes, baking, or finding cats to pet.