Some people are born to suffer. At least that's what Tempranillo "Tempe" Verdejo believes. Between her atypical brain, her green witch magic, and her nearly non-existent family, she's gotten used to doing everything herself. Inheriting her gran's once thriving, but now falling apart, winery wasn't on her life plan lists, but neither was being an orphan. Armed with a business degree she hates and zero customer service skills, Tempe's ready to make the best of it... until she meets her smoking hot new co-owner-literally. Draigus Daugherty has been avoiding people for seventy five years. When his godfather by blood pact and Tempe's gran want to retire, they offered him the winery as a co-owner with the fiery, impulsive, sexy, and wonderfully awkward witch. In exchange for surviving a year, Draigus will have repaid his debt and perhaps finally break a dying witch's curse... one that physically rips him apart every full moon. But while Tempe is fighting her attraction to the dragon shifter, convinced he serves no purpose beside annoying her, Draigus will not stop until she gives into the pull. Forever. A near-death secret, history of distrust, and no escape from the other, has placed these two at odds with Tempe at the center. Keeping the business alive might not be nearly as hard as surviving each other. This is the second book in the Huckleberry Hollow Urban Romantasy series. It has spice, fire, sarcasm, found family, and a whole lot of poli criticism. Welcome back to Huckleberry Hollow, Idaho! Content Warnings: Parental death, feelings of blame, substance abuse, customer service abuse, on page sex, harsh language, on page criticism of 47, discussions of murder in war, masking, autism and a racial slur against the FMC (she doesn't care but he does get a hand necklace). I studied history, I will not stay quiet while it repeats... even if it's just making sure to document that its wrong. None of this OK.
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