Big Enough to Bite
Sam
Harmony Glen’s been my home since the town welcomed my kind with open arms. It’s a safe haven for monsters like me. It’s been fun living amongst humans. Over time, all types of people have begun calling this place home. Now, there’s a new vampire in town.
She walks through the park at night, sometimes singing soft, haunting melodies. Her voice hooked me from the first note. I watch from the shadows, drawn to her. So when she asks me to build a stone wall in her garden, I say yes—fast.
I lay bricks by day and try to win her over with charm, but she’s slow to trust. I long to uncover the secrets of her past and be a part of her future. Maybe a giant isn’t what she’s looking for. But my heart’s already hers, whether she wants it or not.
Mari
I was born in 1869 in a small Romanian village. My people were wanderers. After I was turned into a vampire at twenty, I left my family—but not by choice. My maker was a monster in more ways than one, and it took many decades to escape him.
The Great Revelation exposed us to the world; fear and curiosity followed. I’ve searched several lifetimes for a place to belong. Harmony Glen is the first town that might actually feel like home.
The creatures and humans here are kind, even when I’m not. It might have been a mistake to invite a giant into my garden, but I couldn’t resist. He’s steady, gentle, and strong in every way that matters. He makes my fangs ache—and he might just be big enough to bite.
The series
Harmony Glen is a lakeside town where humans and monsters quietly rebuilt trust after the world changed. After The Great Revelation, creatures once forced to hide now walk open roads, share dinner tables, and fall in love in broad daylight. But peace rarely arrives without complications.
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In this cozy fantasy romance series you follow characters who are more than their species. A witch, a Gorgon, a single mom, a grumpy monster, each carries scars: emotional, physical, sometimes magical. The streets of Harmony Glen might feel warm in daylight, the air still at ease, but at night fears stir, magic pulses, and hearts ache for acceptance.
The first book, Hiss and Tell, pulls you in with Aspen, a mother trying to shield her child from disappointment, and Sebastian, the shy snake-haired librarian whose touch brings her more than comfort. Their fake-dating contract unravels under real longing, hidden magic, and truths too powerful to ignore. Later stories explore other kinds of romance: found family, healing, and learning to trust beyond what the eye can see.
What makes this world resonate is how ordinary meets extraordinary. The monster next door might have venomous snakes, horns, claws, or arcane gifts, but in Harmony Glen they also have insecurities, dreams, and fiercely loyal hearts. The atmosphere shifts between tender domestic scenes and sharp magical stakes, with both character growth and steamy encounters woven together.
Every book is a standalone romance with a guaranteed happy ending, so you can dive in anywhere and still feel the magic. Harmony Glen invites you to believe that love does not erase differences, it embraces them, sometimes more boldly than magic itself.
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