Are you ready to meet Wren?
So…again…a warning about spoilers for Myths and Shifts and possibly other books in the original series.
Last chance to change your mind…
There will be spoilers for the original series…
Ready?
What do we know about Wren at the end of the last book?
-He thoroughly enjoys driving his cousin Pierce crazy.
-He’s wonderfully nosy.
-He’s a wilderness expert and that seems to have happened in an attempt to avoid his mother. (Helicopter would be an understatement.)
-He’s met someone interesting that turns out to be his mate.
-He loves the shenanigans in town and all the ridiculous chaos.
I have to say that my favorite scene where Wren shows up in Myths and Shifts was his squirrel scene. He’s an adorable squirrel and he’s not afraid to make sure everyone knows it. He’s also not afraid of shopping ‘til he drops and I can’t wait to show you how he got the costume.
The first chapter of this came from a silly post that showed up in my Facebook group, so if you’re curious about what the characters are looking at head over to the Facebook group and search “mochi” in my group.
Yes, I am grinning as I write this and I’ll do another post after the release to show anyone who isn’t on Facebook what the original post looked like.
It was just another bit of crazy that Wren loved and gave him the push to start chattering and telling me what he was up to.
Are you ready to hang out with Wren?
We’re getting closer and closer to the 26th but stay tuned for Toman’s introduction.
Click here to read the first full chapter if you’re too curious to resist.
Wren
Mates. Wren knows they just pop up when it’s completely unexpected, like at a party with clowns, crazy townspeople, and the cutest alien he’s ever met. Alien dragon? Mage? His mate is clearly not a local but that’s just going to make the adventure of a lifetime even more interesting. Besides, the only thing that matters is he’s a Daddy…right?
Toman
Mates. Toman knows mates are granted by the fates, but the last place he expected to find his was on another world where nothing quite makes sense. Team Binkie? Team Pony? His goals were planned out, but everything changes when his adorably confusing mate bounces into his life. Now he’s got a new list of things to learn, like what makes a Daddy and how do Earthlings fall in love.
When the mate bond strikes, two men must learn how to build a love that crosses cultures and bridges the stars.
Author’s Note: This is the first book in a new spinoff series. This takes place after the events in Blue Ridge Magic and is best read after the original series. You’re not going to understand why the old men are so funny if you don’t see the original chaos and you have to meet Deputy Talon the way he was meant to be seen, cussing about f-ing aliens and wondering what kind of crazy job he signed up for.