A Dangerous Season (For Love of Fae Book Three) by Olivia Hardin

A Dangerous Season (For Love of Fae Book Three) by Olivia Hardin

Author:Olivia Hardin
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: vampire, shaman, witch, fae, faery, succubus, dhampir, siren
Publisher: Olivia Hardin


“Put your train up!” Mere Owa exclaimed, cackling like an old hen.

Gerry rolled her eyes and folded her arms across her chest with a huff. Playing dominos, Mexican train specifically, was not what she’d expected when she’d signed up for this assignment. Signing up wasn’t the right phrase. More like jumped at this assignment. Anything to get away from that hospital.

Nicky was sufficiently distracted for the moment, slapping his train onto his column of dominos with a hiss of disapproval. As he studied his blocks and those on the board, he swatted a hand at the side of his head. A second passed before he realized that the movement near his ear wasn’t a bug, but a pixie.

“Hey! That’s cheating!” He narrowed his eyes at Trina. “Keep your pets on your side of the table.”

Gerry watched Trina bat her eyelashes at him and giggle. Then she motioned the pixies back to her shoulder. She wasn’t jealous about the interaction between the lovely faery and her husband. Nicky was a flirt, and Gerry was well aware of that. She might have been a tad envious of Trina’s beauty, but she certainly wasn’t jealous.

She glanced down at the paunch in her lower belly. Try as she might, she couldn’t seem to get rid of it except perhaps with the use of her magic. But she couldn’t use her magic because of the promise she’d made to Nicky years ago that she wouldn’t use her powers to alter her looks…except professionally.

Supposedly breastfeeding would have helped with the baby-belly, but her body wouldn’t produce enough milk. Two babies screeching in starvation had nearly been her undoing until Kristana had finally convinced her to try formula. She’d never been so relieved in her life.

And had never felt so inadequate.

Swallowing, she slid her crossed arms lower to hide her stomach. Nicky was fidgeting, wiggling in his seat. He finally grabbed his phone from his back pocket and tapped out a message before setting it back down on the table beside him. A few minutes and a buzz later, he grabbed the phone, glanced at the screen, and laughed.

Gerry couldn’t help herself. She stood, took the phone from him, then choked back a little sigh of emotion. It was a picture of Emmie and Sophie curled up together, their arms entwined.

“Don’t worry, Mommy,” Nicky said, wrapping an arm around her thigh and pulling her close for a hug she refused to return. “Your girls are fine.”

She knew he was mocking her. He was playing some game with her, and she couldn’t abide being made fun of. With a harrumph, she slapped the phone back onto the table and left the room. Flipping back the curtain, she glanced out at the street.

There wasn’t much car or foot traffic in front of Mere Owa’s home even though they were only a few blocks from the Quarter. Maybe the threat of ghosts was enough to keep the drunks and vagrants at bay. Just as she dropped the curtain to rejoin the others, a shadowy movement caught her eye.



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