Monsters of the Labyrinth Series by Lilith Stone

She’s hot for the monster she’s guarding…When Samantha Buggins gets sacked from her security job in Sparkle City, she’s cheered up by a buffed and handsome minotaur she meets in the parking lot.But when the minotaur suddenly disappears, Samantha is left with a whole heap of unanswered questions and a case of seriously unrequited insta-love.Until she gets offered a job in The Labyrinth, a secret underground network of tunnels where monsters live and work below Sparkle City... moreShe’s hot for the monster she’s guarding…When Samantha Buggins gets sacked from her security job in Sparkle City, she’s cheered up by a buffed and handsome minotaur she meets in the parking lot.But when the minotaur suddenly disappears, Samantha is left with a whole heap of unanswered questions and a case of seriously unrequited insta-love.Until she gets offered a job in The Labyrinth, a secret underground network of tunnels where monsters live and work below Sparkle City.Arlo has escaped the Labyrinth one too many times, which puts all monsters in grave danger from the human authorities. Now he’s under house arrest. Which makes him mad as hell, because on his last trip to Sparkle, he met a gorgeous curvy human he’s fallen for big time.He’d do anything to meet her again… even if that means putting the whole Labyrinth at risk.But that all changes when Arlo finds out that the human he’s been pining for just happens to be his new minder…Minding The Minotaur is the first book in the Monsters of The Labyrinth trilogy. It’s a high heat romantasy, with a super-hero minotaur in a cape, a down-on-her-luck plus size human heroine, and some seriously dark and villainous magic. Explicit sexual content. Mild violence. Not suitable for audiences under 18. less

Sheriff Otis Cane may have big orc shoulders, but right now he’s drowning under paperwork and problems. The monsters of the labyrinth are at grave risk from humans up in Sparkle City, who are busily stockpiling munitions and using evil magic against them.He needs help, but he’s way too stubborn to admit it.Enter pint-sized human dynamo, Clem Summers, practical, sassy and way too pretty for Otis’s liking... moreSheriff Otis Cane may have big orc shoulders, but right now he’s drowning under paperwork and problems. The monsters of the labyrinth are at grave risk from humans up in Sparkle City, who are busily stockpiling munitions and using evil magic against them.He needs help, but he’s way too stubborn to admit it.Enter pint-sized human dynamo, Clem Summers, practical, sassy and way too pretty for Otis’s liking. He hasn’t dated in years and frankly the sight of her bending over his desk is bringing up feelings he thought he’d buried forever.As for Clem, she’s not exactly indifferent to her orc employer. He may look fierce, with those huge tusks and bright red eyes, but whenever he’s close, her knees go weak and her heart (and other places) light up.As the danger grows and Clem and Otis are thrown together to unravel an ancient magic system that could stop the humans from destroying the Labyrinth, they also face the minor problem of how to keep their hands off each other…Book 2 of Monsters of The Labyrinth features a grumpy disorganized but brilliant orc, and a small sunshiny human who’s determined to sort him out, all set in a unique fantasy dystopian world with a whole lot of spice and sorcery.This book is intended for an adult audience. less