Destiny Paramortals (Books 1-3)

Welcome to Destiny - is it Mayberry or Middle Earth? A series of strange events in Destiny have Tempest Pomeroy reeling. Between her Djinni brother missing, the body she discovered in the clubhouse, and her quickening Tempestaerie powers approaching, not to mention all the Alphas in her world going crazy, well... to say she’s having a bad week would be like saying Katrina dropped a little rain on the Gulf Coast. Tempe is a mail carrier and a Paramortal like her family, but until now - with only a few measly talents - she thought she might be adopted. There’s an immediate attraction between her and Destiny’s hunky new sheriff, former Navy pilot Jack Lang, who’s investigating the odd occurrences, but it won’t last. All the men in Tempe’s life leave eventually. Oh, and the sheriff? He thinks he’s settled in a normal small town to raise his teenage daughter-like Mayberry?! We’ll see how that turns out... As the Para-moon approaches and more non-humans arrive in Destiny, will Jack stick around, or take the next jet out of Middle Earth? This collection includes books 1-3: Storm Crazy, Cry Me a River, and Eve of Chaos. 'This is my new favorite series.''Can’t wait for the next one!''Run don’t walk to the buy button''Wow...just Wow! Give me some more!' This is a continued story of Jack Lang and Tempest Pomeroy and the rest of their Paramortal community. They are not standalones. Destiny is an urban fantasy paranormal romance, a world of vampires, fae, dragons, and other supernaturals whose mission is to protect those weaker than themselves. The series is a fun emotional and quirky ride with twists and turns that will keep you guessing and relationships that make you want to come back for more. Readers say, 'Come to Destiny, you won’t want to leave.' Books 1-6 follow the transformation of Tempest Pomeroy as she comes into her power, Sheriff Jack Lang’s acceptance of his new world and the growth of secondary Paramortal characters like Montana and Conor, the dragon. Reading order:Storm Crazy, 1Cry Me a River, 2Eve of Chaos, 3Blame it on the Moon, 4Take These Broken, 5Blood Moon, 6This title claims exemption of EAA because the publisher qualifies as a micro-enterprise.