A Demon for HalloweenA Midlife Paranormal Romantic Comedy

She just divorced one monster, she’s not going to fall for another!

Maggie
I thought I’d done everything right, getting married to the perfect man and creating the perfect life together. But it was all an illusion. My ex-husband was an emotionally abusive cheater and now that I’m free from him, I’m ready to get a new start.
When my cousin offers me a job, I head to the small town of Greysden Colorado, eager to leave all my bad memories behind. But there’s something weird about this town… like the fact that my cousin is a witch who says that I also have latent magical powers. And then there’s the guy I meet at a Halloween party who insists he’s a real life demon…and that I’m his fated mate!

Gregor
Demons don’t get all the attention that vampires and shifters do, but we still want what everyone else wants: love. The instant I see Maggie I know she’s the woman I’ve been looking for my entire life. We have a fun night together, but when morning comes and she realizes my demon horns were no costume, she rejects me before I can make her my mate.
Little does she know, there’s no one more determined than a lonely demon who has finally found his soulmate…

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A Demon for Halloween” is a steamy midlife paranormal romantic comedy in Rose Bak’s Magical World of Greysden. If you like strong and independent women, cinnamon roll supernaturals searching for their fated mates, and nosy small-town matchmakers determined to help them find their happily ever after, check out this book.

This book is part of the multi-author “A Monstrous Mistake” series.
On Halloween night, the lines between fantasy and reality blur as the monsters come out to play. Meanwhile, our human leading ladies are trying to celebrate the holiday in their favorite way — and enjoying some hot men in costumes. But what they don’t know is that the fur and fangs on their sexy dates are entirely real. Can a human woman really find love with the creatures of the night, or have these women made a monstrous mistake?