Max Tate is the new host of a paranormal investigation show on Prowl, a streaming channel dedicated to the unexplainable. He’s also a grouchy vegan who has sworn off relationships. That is until he finds himself wildly attracted to the show’s new demonologist. Arriving at The Canyon Hotel in a tiny Arizona town infamous for hauntings and murders Max discovers that ghosts are real. And so are demons. Like the one he’s unable to resist, Mister Demonologist himself, Sal Dukes. As Max learns more about the supernatural world, it’s getting harder to resist the pull of Sal in any form—demon or human—and Max might just be falling in—No, he is not. Don’t be ridiculous. Then something or someone starts attacking Max, and Sal is determined to rid the hotel of the demonic entity trapping ghosts and influencing a murderer. Will Max and Sal be able to combine forces to defeat a demon far more powerful than a lone duke of hell? Or will Max’s true nature not be enough to save them? This novella has an enemies-to-lovers story with a grouchy ghost hunter and a very patient demon, some angst, a few unusual religious figures, and lots of divine moments of ecstasy with a HEA ending.

Uriah Priest died in 1880 in his room at The Canyon Hotel in Blinkwater, Arizona, and hasn't been able to move on despite over a century of trying. When runaway Shepard Knox brings his deceased brother, Oakley, right into Priest's hotel room, Priest is sure that reincarnation is real. Oakley doesn't just look like Priest's lost love, he acts like him, too. But when Shepard is caught by police, Oakley's time with Priest is cut short as the living boy is returned to his abusive uncle. Priest is alone again until Max and Sal from THE DEMON'S MATE arrive to commune with the ghosts and end up freeing them all. Now Priest is on a mission to reunite with Oakley and do whatever he can to help him and Shepard, even if it means flying across the country to Salem, Massachusetts. AUTHOR'S NOTE: Must be read after THE DEMON'S MATE to avoid spoilers.