Ghost: The Halloween Boys

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Book 1 of 4: The Halloween Boys

Ash Grove is a fine place to die.


Ames
I wanted to shake her and scream, "You don't have to be afraid anymore, you have me."
And then chain her to my bed and yell, "You should be very afraid now that you have me."
I inhabited a form that was what every legend and dark tale warned little girls like her about.
I'd slaughtered a thousand times over and I'd do so a thousand more.
But the worst thing I'd ever do... would be what I did to her.

Blythe
If kept running, I wouldn't break. If I kept hiding, I wouldn't cry.
If I kept moving he wouldn't find me.
Running from an impossible evil landed me between the claws of something ancient and horrifying. I went to the masquerade as a fox. How ironic, because I didn't feel clever, sly or brave. I was a wounded rabbit waiting for teeth.
And more than one set of fangs found me.
The worst part of all?
I liked it.
The grown-up ghost story for anyone who loves Halloween and is ready to meet and fall in love with their new favorite monster.
Tricks and treats lurk around every jack o'lantern and gravestone in this grown-up Halloween-themed paranormal monster romance. Meet witches, vampires, wolves, ghouls, and maybe a few odd birds and pirates too. Sink your teeth into this paranormal urban fantasy romance and get ready for all the Halloween vibes.

Come to Ash Grove with an open mind, choose your mask, sit, and stay a spell... if you dare.
Ghost: The Halloween Boys is book one in a polyam monster romance series. There will be no choosing between the love interests, though they're each possessive, and it will be a journey to get to their final pairings. HEA with no cliffhanger, only questions leading into book two. Dual POV, spicy, and spooky, intended for ages 18+

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buy ebook online here

Book 1 of 4: The Halloween Boys

Ash Grove is a fine place to die.


Ames
I wanted to shake her and scream, "You don't have to be afraid anymore, you have me."
And then chain her to my bed and yell, "You should be very afraid now that you have me."
I inhabited a form that was what every legend and dark tale warned little girls like her about.
I'd slaughtered a thousand times over and I'd do so a thousand more.
But the worst thing I'd ever do... would be what I did to her.

Blythe
If kept running, I wouldn't break. If I kept hiding, I wouldn't cry.
If I kept moving he wouldn't find me.
Running from an impossible evil landed me between the claws of something ancient and horrifying. I went to the masquerade as a fox. How ironic, because I didn't feel clever, sly or brave. I was a wounded rabbit waiting for teeth.
And more than one set of fangs found me.
The worst part of all?
I liked it.
The grown-up ghost story for anyone who loves Halloween and is ready to meet and fall in love with their new favorite monster.
Tricks and treats lurk around every jack o'lantern and gravestone in this grown-up Halloween-themed paranormal monster romance. Meet witches, vampires, wolves, ghouls, and maybe a few odd birds and pirates too. Sink your teeth into this paranormal urban fantasy romance and get ready for all the Halloween vibes.

Come to Ash Grove with an open mind, choose your mask, sit, and stay a spell... if you dare.
Ghost: The Halloween Boys is book one in a polyam monster romance series. There will be no choosing between the love interests, though they're each possessive, and it will be a journey to get to their final pairings. HEA with no cliffhanger, only questions leading into book two. Dual POV, spicy, and spooky, intended for ages 18+

CONTENT WARNINGS:

Blood play, biting, bondage, dubious consent, occultism, monster sex, graveyard sex, church

sex, size difference, virginity, biting, witchcraft, demon possession, stalking, homicide, suicide

(not on page), suicidal ideations, domestic abuse, drugs, mentions of self harm, death,

hauntings, graphic descriptions of murder, graphic sexual encounters including MF and MM, no

protection, fluids, light degradation play, voyeurism, kidnapping, alcohol, themes and mentions

of satanism and religious culture, researched and accurate depictions and descriptions of

demonic entities some readers may find disturbing.