Locked doors. A shapeshifter. A woman who doesn’t know how to want. One sunrise will ask her to choose. Nora Callahan runs the cleanest bar in South Boston and keeps the rest of her life in neat rows: routine, responsibility, repeat. On St. Patrick’s Eve, an impossible stranger with black, pupil-less eyes and cloven hooves takes the last stool and her twelve-year whiskey — and locks the door until dawn... moreLocked doors. A shapeshifter. A woman who doesn’t know how to want. One sunrise will ask her to choose. Nora Callahan runs the cleanest bar in South Boston and keeps the rest of her life in neat rows: routine, responsibility, repeat. On St. Patrick’s Eve, an impossible stranger with black, pupil-less eyes and cloven hooves takes the last stool and her twelve-year whiskey — and locks the door until dawn. He calls himself Ciarán, a Púca who’s been invisible for eighty years; she’s the only person who can see him. What starts as a forced-night bargain — one truth for one truth — becomes a reckoning. His need for touch makes him real; her hands on his chest make him solid. But morning offers a different test: choose him while the door is open, and risk the tidy life she’s built, or let dawn pull him apart and return to being reliably fine. The Luck of It is a short, steamy paranormal romance (monster romance, Púca, shapeshifter) with explicit heat, an HEA, and ~18,000 words of Irish‑tinged urban fantasy that explores loneliness, choice, and what it means to finally feel. Ready to be seen? Buy now and fall into a wild, tender one‑night story that won’t let you go. less
#1
