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Slow-burn magic... Rivals to Romance

Temperance "Tempie" has one rule: don’t ask about her past. As a supernatural bounty hunter in the gritty streets of Warwick, York City, she’s carved out a life of order amid chaos. But when a simple skip trace spirals into a web of blood rituals, Fae politics, and sinister secrets, Tempie is fo...

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Dark Fae Boyfriends - Romance Books

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With a grimace, I took my smartphone in hand and stared at my own reflection in the black, locked screen. I certainly didn’t look my best today—my braid was a mess from the ride on my bike, and I needed a good ten hours of sleep until the bags under my green eyes went away. Having to figure out how to deal with this guy wasn’t going to make sleep any easier, either. I didn’t work well with others, especially in this line of work.
And I definitely didn’t need an UnSeelie partner breathing down my neck. Being around Seelies was nerve-racking enough—I avoided Fae in all their forms as much as I could, since they could be selfish and pretty manipulative. But UnSeelies were the type of Fae that had an even better shot at figuring out my secret.
The Seelies ruled the Light Court, or the spring and summer seasons, whereas the UnSeelies ruled the fall and winter Dark Court. I didn’t like getting involved with either court and preferred to stick to my own work capturing supernaturals in this normal human realm, not the Fae realm.
If Corbin figured out what I was, I had a feeling I’d end up dead, or worse—a prisoner of the court.
Too bad I couldn’t tell Todd that. I’d have to make my feelings known another way. I unlocked my phone and called him.
“Tempie?” he asked, answering after the first ring. “Something wrong?”
“Uh, yeah, Todd, something’s pretty wrong,” I said. “Who’s this yahoo that just crashed my breakfast at Manny’s?”
Todd sighed. “Tempie, you can’t call an UnSeelie enforcer a yahoo.”
“He’s an enforcer?” That was even worse—that meant he worked closely with the court, literally enforcing the rulings they set out, in both Faerie and the human realm. “Dude! He said you approved this. I assume he’s lying?”
“It is approved,” Todd said. “Sorry about this, Tempie, but you don’t get a choice in the matter.”
“Dude!” I said again. “You can’t be serious!”
“As a heart attack.” Todd exhaled hard. “You expect me to turn away an enforcer when they tell me the court is interested in this case?”
“Yes, in fact, I do, since that’s your job.”
“No, my job is to get people out of jail, hence the name of the business,” Todd said. “I need this skip captured now, and if the Fae involvement will speed that up, that works for me.”
“I’m not sharing my bounty,” I said.
“He’s not interested in the bounty.”
I chewed on my thumbnail. That was good, at least, but didn’t make working with him any better of an option. But I couldn’t let Todd think it was anything more than me just being difficult as per usual. Didn’t need him to start getting suspicious and/or putting pieces together.
“You couldn’t have warned me?” I asked.
“He just showed up,” Todd said.
“You could’ve texted.”
“I don’t text.”
“You know I don’t work with partners.”
“You don’t work with other bounty hunters,” Todd corrected. “This is a different situation.”
“That’s for sure,” I grumbled. “This conversation isn’t over.”
“Sure, sure,” Todd said. “Have a nice breakfast.”
I hung up on him and marched back over to the table, where Corbin was leaning back in the booth looking entirely too relaxed. It annoyed me how relaxed he was.
“See?” he said. “Everything’s in order.”
“We’ll have to agree to disagree on that.”
Corbin shrugged. “That’s fine. So, ready to compare notes?”
“Not exactly.” I didn’t even sit down, just threw some cash on the table and grabbed the uneaten half of my burger, regretfully a little less than hot now. Still good, though. “I’ve got stuff to do, as a professional contractor who works solo. Thanks for the unexpected company, see you never.”
I nodded my goodbye at Dotty as I stormed out the door, stuffing the remainder of my burger into my face. To my dismay, the door clattered open behind me just as soon as I left.
“Even if you don’t like it, you’re stuck with me on this case,” Corbin said as he followed behind me.

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