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A Yeti for Summer is a dual first-person POV Cozy Monster Romance. Expect loads of snow, hot spring flirting, a growly cinnamon roll MMC, a sweet FMC, and a side character you won’t forget. Oh, and of course, a Happily Ever After. 

A note: This is a sweet and spicy book intended for mature readers.


  • BOOKS

    The Whisperlight Valley Series
    A series of low-stakes, no-spice cozy paranormal romance novelettes set in a magical town. Intended for young adults and mature readers.


    The Trinket That Tied Us

    Callum’s hiding a big secret about who he really is.

    Mina’s had feelings for him since they first met.

    Can they overcome their fears and make love triumph?


    Go to Hell or Whatever…

    Ria’s visiting Whisperlight Valley for a breath of fresh air and a change because her magic is giving her a hard time. Among other things…

    Az has been traveling too much between Hell and Whisperlight Valley. It’s taking a toll on his body and mind. He needs to go back home. 

    Then he meets Ria. 

    After everything they go through, can love conquer all?

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  • A Yeti for Summer

    After years of putting it off, Summer has finally accepted her friend John’s invite to Frostveil Resort: a magical place in the mountains. What she doesn’t expect is to meet his brother, Borealis, and to like him. 

    Borealis is a yeti through and through. The firstborn son of a generational yeti-cursed family, he carries the monster gene: seven feet tall, covered in fur, and big. Everywhere. After being burned by his previous relationship, he’s a bit wary of starting something new, even if he can’t stop thinking about Summer. 

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    When John pushes them to spend time together, polite conversation evolves into small touches and kind words, and despite Borealis’s resistance and Summer’s uncertainty, their attraction is undeniable. But can love be stronger than the emotional scars they both carry?