A Visitor’s Guide to Guarded Vampires
The first decision Ellery Ashford ever made for herself: a one-way ticket to Alaska. The second: a job with a boss who’s grumpy, gorgeous, and technically dead.
Twenty-four years of being the perfect daughter ends with one explosive fight and a taxi driver named Gary who drops her in the entirely wrong town. Stranded with seven dollars and a coffee card, she can’t exactly be picky.
Nick would like it noted, for the record, that he did not sign up for any of this. Not the fangs. Not his late father’s tour company. Not the interspecies pact that chains him to Ravenslight Creek for the rest of his long life. And definitely not the city girl in the impractical coat his meddling mother hired.
She’ll last a week. He’ll make sure of it.
But Ellery hasn’t come this far to be run off by one surly tour guide.
Stuck together, night after night under the northern lights, she notices things. He never eats. Never feels the cold. Always waits until her door is locked before driving away.
Now the vampire who gave up everything he ever wanted wants her. Badly.
When something with teeth comes hunting too close to Ellery, Nick has to show her exactly what he is. Instead of running back to New York, she starts asking questions. Which is a problem, because Ravenslight Creek has a way of dealing with outsiders who learn too much.
He can’t leave.
She was never supposed to stay.
He won’t be the reason she does.
A slow burn, cozy paranormal romance with a found family worth staying for.
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