Blame It on the Moon

It's the height of the Para-moon, and Sheriff Jack Lang is up to his 'six' in alligators. Who is he kidding? Alligators he could handle, but supernatural bad guys? Ragtag doesn't begin to describe his band of temporary heroes who show up at dawn to fight. If he has to go to war with this group, he has no doubt the battle to save the town, his daughter, his girlfriend, and the Paramortals ends before it begins. With his girlfriend, Storm Witch Tempe Pomeroy, and the other Paramortals ill or incapacitated, the sudden appearance of unidentified beings bent on destruction rocks his former ideal of this quaint town even further. At the height of the Para-moon, Jack must keep the town of Destiny out of the hands of their enemies and ensure that the humans remain in the dark. It's only twenty-four hours. If worse comes to worse, he has a dragon on his side and a few surprises up his sleeve. But in Destiny, do things ever go as planned? The Destiny Paramortals is a quirky paranormal romance mystery series - a world of dragons, storm witches (tempestaeries), shifters, vampires and fae, protecting mankind while searching for their fated mates in the paramortal urban fantasy world.The books are NOT standalones - the series is about the growth of the recurring characters through the series. Fans of the Destiny Paramortals say: "This is my new favorite series!" " Oh my God, I loved this book. Run don't walk to the buy button." "Tempest is one of the best paranormal heroines I've ever read." "Loving this series." "This was a great book, I didn't want it to end." "The Destiny Paramortals series is like a mini vacation away from the real world." If you like Darynda Jones, Eve Langlais or Kristen Painter, try Livia Quinn. The books should be read in order: Storm Crazy Cry Me a River Eve of Chaos Blame it on the Moon Take these Broken Wings Blood Moon *The World of Destiny glossary of beings and terms can be found at the end of each book.