Myths, Legends, and Southern Charm Series by Shaw Montgomery

Ezra. Being dead sucks…but it starts looking up when a handsome handyman shows up and can actually see Ezra. Of course, he has to put up with the ridiculous handyman’s teasing and terrible jokes, but Ezra knows dead beggars can’t be choosers. He also knows there’s no way the captivating man is actually interested in a bored dead guy with an attitude problem. Stone. Being newly dead is probably always difficult…but Stone doesn’t mind helping out the grumpy ghost with a drama problem... moreEzra. Being dead sucks…but it starts looking up when a handsome handyman shows up and can actually see Ezra. Of course, he has to put up with the ridiculous handyman’s teasing and terrible jokes, but Ezra knows dead beggars can’t be choosers. He also knows there’s no way the captivating man is actually interested in a bored dead guy with an attitude problem. Stone. Being newly dead is probably always difficult…but Stone doesn’t mind helping out the grumpy ghost with a drama problem. Ezra is cute when he’s being ridiculous and there’s just something about the man that pulls Stone in. Sure, they’ve got a few things to work out, but being dead isn’t a deal-breaker. They have enough interesting things in common that Stone knows they can work anything out…even a little problem like death. When a happy handyman meets a dead drama llama, it’s combustible and complicated, but since love conquers all, they aren’t going to let a little thing like death stand in their way. Author’s The Handyman and The Drama Queen has one live, slightly take-charge (we know what that means) handyman and one not-so-live drama queen who is very curious about his new friend. This is an irreverent, medium-steam HEA with a new ghost who’s still slightly frustrated by the way he passed on. See the author’s site for more details on the content. less

When an openminded math teacher meets a shifter with a questionable sense of humor, they have to decide what comes first…saving the day or their happily ever after. Dorian. Werewolves are new. Dorian’s always known there are others who aren’t human but he isn’t the nosy type. Ignoring his mailman who curses about humans and the neighbor who’s in some kind of odd multilevel marketing scheme to make humans smell nice is easy... moreWhen an openminded math teacher meets a shifter with a questionable sense of humor, they have to decide what comes first…saving the day or their happily ever after. Dorian. Werewolves are new. Dorian’s always known there are others who aren’t human but he isn’t the nosy type. Ignoring his mailman who curses about humans and the neighbor who’s in some kind of odd multilevel marketing scheme to make humans smell nice is easy. Ignoring the obvious werewolf in the animal shelter he volunteers at isn’t going to be so simple. Braun. Humans are interesting. They ask the most curious questions and get themselves in the strangest situations…like finding a slightly grumpy werewolf at the animal shelter. Braun’s just never thought much about humans on a personal level, not until his mate walks in and changes everything with one slightly awkward conversation. A full list of tropes can be found on the author’s website and social media. ***. The Math Teacher and His Werewolf is the 2nd book in this series and features a slow burn romance with a bit of a mystery and a lot of flirting. Don’t worry, the payoff is worth the wait and the locals are insane. The Myths, Legends, and Southern Charm Series is an MM paranormal, BDSM romance series set in a quirky, small Southern USA town. Each book features a different couple with their own HEA story. Want more paranormal, quirky small-town romances? Check out my Blue Ridge Magic Series (starting with Magic and Mayhem) under MA Innes which is set in the Appalachian Mountains in the same world as this series. less