The Gargoyle and the Executioner's Daughter
(2026)(A book in the Moonbell Hollow series)
A novel by Olivia T Turner
It's a usual day at work.
Head. Chop. Neck. Hang. Line-up. Fire. Strap-up. Electrocute.
One after another, it's boring work being the assistant to the town's only executioner (aka my dorky dad).
It's just another day at the dark dank office until we get a strange customer (aka condemned soul awaiting execution).
A gargoyle.
They're rare enough to be interesting. And strong enough to cause quite the inconvenience.
My father's saw breaks on its impenetrable skin.
The rope snaps when we try to hang him.
Needles, axes, swords—nothing works.
When my father leaves to get reinforcements, I'm left alone with the strange, but alluring statue with the large muscles and giant... ahem... rock.
If I rub it will he come alive or is that only a genie's lamp?
I try it and find out...
Boy, does he come alive.
And even though I'm supposed to be the executioner, he's the one slaying me...
With those wicked eyes, those skilled hands, and that oh so delicious tongue.
Maybe my dad will let this one go?
Yeah, I didn't think so either.
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
Head. Chop. Neck. Hang. Line-up. Fire. Strap-up. Electrocute.
One after another, it's boring work being the assistant to the town's only executioner (aka my dorky dad).
It's just another day at the dark dank office until we get a strange customer (aka condemned soul awaiting execution).
A gargoyle.
They're rare enough to be interesting. And strong enough to cause quite the inconvenience.
My father's saw breaks on its impenetrable skin.
The rope snaps when we try to hang him.
Needles, axes, swords—nothing works.
When my father leaves to get reinforcements, I'm left alone with the strange, but alluring statue with the large muscles and giant... ahem... rock.
If I rub it will he come alive or is that only a genie's lamp?
I try it and find out...
Boy, does he come alive.
And even though I'm supposed to be the executioner, he's the one slaying me...
With those wicked eyes, those skilled hands, and that oh so delicious tongue.
Maybe my dad will let this one go?
Yeah, I didn't think so either.
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