Love is a battlefield. This one just has more machetes.
The first thing Daphne Graves learns at Camp Everlasting Regrets is that the coffee is terrible. The second is that the enormous groundskeeper in the hockey mask has been watching her.
After detonating her marketing career in public, Daphne came to the Maine woods to find herself. Instead, she finds Jackson Bane: silent, scarred, dangerously competent, and always nearby when something tries to kill her. Daphne is pretty sure he's secretly sensitive. Her best friend is pretty sure that's how women end up in documentaries.
Then camp equipment is sabotaged. A second masked figure appears. And a body surfaces in Regrets Lake with Jackson's machete beside it.
To clear the man she's falling for, Daphne will have to stop turning his silence into the story she wants and see who he really is, including the parts that deserve the warning label. Because somebody at camp is pretending to be a monster.
Jackson never had to pretend.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
The first thing Daphne Graves learns at Camp Everlasting Regrets is that the coffee is terrible. The second is that the enormous groundskeeper in the hockey mask has been watching her.
After detonating her marketing career in public, Daphne came to the Maine woods to find herself. Instead, she finds Jackson Bane: silent, scarred, dangerously competent, and always nearby when something tries to kill her. Daphne is pretty sure he's secretly sensitive. Her best friend is pretty sure that's how women end up in documentaries.
Then camp equipment is sabotaged. A second masked figure appears. And a body surfaces in Regrets Lake with Jackson's machete beside it.
To clear the man she's falling for, Daphne will have to stop turning his silence into the story she wants and see who he really is, including the parts that deserve the warning label. Because somebody at camp is pretending to be a monster.
Jackson never had to pretend.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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