They've already had one child together, but never learned each other's names. Now this minotaur is going to convince her to be his wife. Hank has always regretted the last time he saw “Rapunzel,” the woman who carried his first calf.
They've already had one child together, but never learned each other's names. Now this minotaur is going to convince her to be his wife. Hank has always regretted the last time he saw “Rapunzel,” the woman who carried his first calf. He never asked for her real name, and he’s thought about her nonstop ever since. Then, six years later, he gets his wish for a do-over when he goes in to breed her a second time. Phoebe likes her job as a surrogate. Ever since she got too attached to her first client, she’s learned to distance herself from her work—that is, until she's reunited with him. When Hank tells her about their son, Milo, and breaks confidentiality to give her his name, Phoebe is tempted to look him up. But she has too many responsibilities, and it risks too much heartache, to get involved with Hank’s family. When a freak fire puts Hank and Phoebe on a real life collision course, can she really keep her distance from the single firefighter and their son? This steamy, sweet monster romance novel follows one reluctant woman with tragic circumstances and a minotaur single dad firefighter who wants to share his life with her. It features pregnancy, breeding, a cute kid character, a bit of thrill, and a heartfelt HEA.
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