Demon Bound · #3

Calling Chaos

Grae Bryan

Cooper didn’t mean to summon a demon. He may be a hacker for the Mafia, but he’s not exactly brave or adventurous by nature. He was only trying to do a small, easy job for his terrifying boss and then get back to not leaving the house for days on end. Only now that the demon’s here, promising to be Cooper’s friend for as long as he needs one, Cooper might just be lonely enough to let him.

Chaos knew it was finally his time to get summoned. No more being stuck in the boring Void, no more hanging out with the same three dull demons. It’s time for madness and mayhem and answering to no one but himself. Except Chaos doesn't expect his newest summoner to be quite so…timid. And sweet. And willing to cater to every single one of Chaos’s many wants and whims. Maybe it wouldn’t hurt to stick around for an eternity or two.

Now Chaos just needs to convince his new friend that it really isn’t all that scary to be mated to a demon, even one who loves to play with fire.

Calling Chaos is a heated MM paranormal romance. It feature a lonely, socially anxious hacker and the wily, wicked, and slightly feral demon who wants to play with him forever. It also contains “it’s just practice” bedroom lessons, Mafia meetings gone awry, and the joys of stealing your not-boyfriend’s hoodies.

Published
March 28, 2025
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Author

Grae Bryan

In the dim glow between fantasy and romance, Grae Bryan writes love stories where the undead crave more than blood, demons have soft hearts, and fate always finds a way—even in the dark. With a devoted readership that’s grown into the tens of thousands, Bryan has carved out her own corner of the MM paranormal romance world, one where tenderness blooms in the most unexpected places and the supernatural feels both dangerous and deeply human. Her breakout novel Roman introduced readers to a lonely vampire and an ER nurse whose connection felt less like fiction and more like fate. The book quickly became a fan favorite, setting the tone for a…