Willow’s hope for finding love has been diminishing at a rapid rate, and was barely hanging by a thread when she flew three thousand miles to Montana just to drop a coin into the Love Fountain. Was she crazy to leave her entire life behind with zero plans except get to the fountain and toss in a coin? Probably, but she was so desperate for someone to love her, she no longer gave a damn about anything else. Willow All I ever wanted was for someone to love me. I worked hard, saving enough money to fly to Montana where the famous Love Fountain was. Dropping a coin in the fountain was my one goal in life and I had no plans for what would come after that. I had tossed the coin in and waited, but my hope plummeted with each passing minute. Then he walked into my life. Knox Being an incubus meant always having women throwing themselves at me, just for a taste of what it was like to be with me. That’s why I never threw a coin into the fountain, worried I was destined to be alone. I feared that women would pretend to be my mate, that they cared more for my wealth than me. I thought it would take years to find my mate, but then I saw her in that sub shop, and suddenly my fears no longer mattered. The Love Fountain Series will follow a different couple in each book. Each book has a different monster that finds their true love, and includes spicy scenes, and special appendages. Follow C.E. Kingsley on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on monster related shenanigans. Author Note: There is discussion and descriptions of violence, language, spicy scenes.