One sunshine-y tea witch. One gruff ogre with a crush. And a matchmaking cat familiar. Hijinks ensue.
Rain: The storm that eats my roof drops me three miles east, into the ogre’s farmhouse and the ogre’s bed.
Goran Brack has delivered vegetables to my tea shop every week for the last two years, and he always brings me the prettiest squash. He gives me smooth river stones without explaining why. He rations his words like they’re a sprite’s hoard. And he blushes all the way to his horns when I tease him.
Now I’m sharing his kitchen, his mornings, and the most peaceful home I’ve ever known. If only my heart didn’t keep insisting I belong here forever.
Goran: Ogres choose once. I chose her across a market counter two years ago but haven’t told her because her people court with words and mine court with stones she keeps mistaking for river-junk. She sleeps under my roof, close and unclaimed, and my whole chest rumbles when she laughs.
I only have a short time to show her what a gift-giving ogre needs before her roof is completed. One copper buys a kiss at the harvest fair booth, and I’ll be standing there waiting. She only has to be brave enough to spend it.
The Ogre & the Tea Witch’s Daughter is part of the Moonbell Hollow shared world. Expect grumpy-sunshine, a gruff, cinnamon roll ogre hero, size difference, only one bed, a kissing booth, a precocious Maine Coon cat familiar, a sweet, kind heroine, quirky side characters and creatures, found family, and a HEA.
Welcome to Moonbell Hollow, where magic lingers, neighbors become family, and monsters find their happily ever after. Each book in the cozy spicy Moonbell Hollow series can be read as a standalone.
Books in the Moonbell Hollow series:
The Gargoyle and the Executioner’s Daughter, by Olivia T. Turner
The Ogre and the Tea Witch’s Daughter, by Ava Ross
The Dragon and the Beekeeper’s Widow, by Honey Phillips
The Werewolf and the Baker’s Granddaughter, by Rochelle Paige
The Orc and the Soapmaker’s Apprentice, by Veronika Kane
The Devil and the Blacksmith’s Bride, by Michele Mills
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Rain: The storm that eats my roof drops me three miles east, into the ogre’s farmhouse and the ogre’s bed.
Goran Brack has delivered vegetables to my tea shop every week for the last two years, and he always brings me the prettiest squash. He gives me smooth river stones without explaining why. He rations his words like they’re a sprite’s hoard. And he blushes all the way to his horns when I tease him.
Now I’m sharing his kitchen, his mornings, and the most peaceful home I’ve ever known. If only my heart didn’t keep insisting I belong here forever.
Goran: Ogres choose once. I chose her across a market counter two years ago but haven’t told her because her people court with words and mine court with stones she keeps mistaking for river-junk. She sleeps under my roof, close and unclaimed, and my whole chest rumbles when she laughs.
I only have a short time to show her what a gift-giving ogre needs before her roof is completed. One copper buys a kiss at the harvest fair booth, and I’ll be standing there waiting. She only has to be brave enough to spend it.
The Ogre & the Tea Witch’s Daughter is part of the Moonbell Hollow shared world. Expect grumpy-sunshine, a gruff, cinnamon roll ogre hero, size difference, only one bed, a kissing booth, a precocious Maine Coon cat familiar, a sweet, kind heroine, quirky side characters and creatures, found family, and a HEA.
Welcome to Moonbell Hollow, where magic lingers, neighbors become family, and monsters find their happily ever after. Each book in the cozy spicy Moonbell Hollow series can be read as a standalone.
Books in the Moonbell Hollow series:
The Gargoyle and the Executioner’s Daughter, by Olivia T. Turner
The Ogre and the Tea Witch’s Daughter, by Ava Ross
The Dragon and the Beekeeper’s Widow, by Honey Phillips
The Werewolf and the Baker’s Granddaughter, by Rochelle Paige
The Orc and the Soapmaker’s Apprentice, by Veronika Kane
The Devil and the Blacksmith’s Bride, by Michele Mills
Genre: Paranormal Romance