An Incubus Only Calls Your Name Once: Call Your Name Quartet Book One

by A.M. Boone

To escape an abusive relationship, I jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire... I’m at my breaking point. Between hiding an abusive relationship and trying to survive my filthy rich and politically powerful in-laws, I’m this close to cracking. Then three supernaturals walk into my dead-end life—or rather, I walk into them. Vincent. Incubus. Billionaire. Hotter than hell and with a temper to match. Feli. Cubi. Vincent's closest friend. As fluid as the oceans and just as mysterious.Santiago. Esper. My best friend. Would move mountains to protect me.Vincent offers me a he murders my scumbag husband, and I work for him as his debt collector and walking, talking lunch bag for the next ten years.And at first, it's great, even as Santiago begs me not to get involved. I get a new car, a new apartment, and even all my student loans are paid off, all on Vincent's dime. Doesn’t hurt that the sex is scorching hot too. I just have to fend off my increasingly suspicious in-laws and not catch feelings. Easy enough, right?Wrong. As the collections become more and more dangerous, Feli and Vincent pull me into a web of secrets, and Santiago and Vincent's rivalry turns to outright malice, I have to tap into powers I never knew I had, or risk losing my life—in both the mundane and supernatural worlds. An Incubus Only Calls Your Name Once is a diverse queer paranormal romance and first book of four. If you like badass black chicks being desired and kicking ass, this is the book for you. This book also has M/F, light F/F, and M/F/M content and is for mature audiences only.

322 pages, Paperback

Published December 22, 2020

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.