Boyfriend From Hell: A Spicy Paranormal Romance Novella (Book One)

He'll do whatever it takes to fix her broken heart.
Even if that means dragging her back to Hell with him in the process.

This is book one in the Tainted Love paranormal romance series.

Lucifer meets Beauty and the Beast in this paranormal romance where a dangerously bored devil and a human woman whose world was just turned upside down, share an impromptu romantic night together, watching a meteor shower. Little does the woman know that the half hearted wish she makes on one of the shooting stars will bind her to the strange man that's seated beside her.

The Human.

Moving to a new city post breakup wasn't exactly on Deer's to-do list. But, when she finds herself finally living close enough to see her best friend as often as she wants, she figures things could be worse. Gracie wants Deer to get back out in the dating scene, but stubborn and still pining over her ex, Deer wants nothing to do with any other man. That is until an unsettlingly attractive man with scarlet colored irises shows up on her doorstep one night asking for help, she can't help but be drawn to his charming demeanor.

The Devil.

Raios, a devil with a bad case of boredom—and an obsession he can’t shake. From the depths of Hell, he’s been listening to a woman's soft, heartbroken cries for awhile, but enough is enough. He knows that she is heartbreak wrapped in human skin—shattered, guarded, and not looking for company. But he can’t stop thinking about her. His selfish desire gets the best of him, so on his annual holiday, Raios heads to Portland, Oregon—not for the coffee or scenery, but to get a closer view of her.

He knows he can fix her shattered heart, and he plans to do whatever it takes to make that happen.
Even if that means dragging her down to Hell with him in the process.

A Tainted Love.

This spicy neighbors-to-lovers-vibe novella is perfect for fans of shadow daddies, overcoming heartbreak, embracing new beginnings, questionable cinnamon roll MMCs who may or may not be a bit morally grey—and books like Neon Gods, Until The World Falls Down, and Phantasma.