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The Grumpy Shifter Client
A Paranormal / Urban Fantasy Short Story by Isa Medina
Prequel to the Misfit Magic Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Paranormal Romance,
- Christmas Romance,
- Grumpy/Sunshine,
- Shifters,
- Witches
This book is for you if you're into...
- Grumpy-sunshine paranormal pairings with instant sparks
- Holiday stories where magic and romance collide
- Urban fantasy with delivery jobs gone sideways
When a grumpy shifter meets a sunshine blood witch who sees straight into his darkest secret, sparks fly, threats abound, and someone’s getting unwillingly attached!
As a rare kind of paranormal forced to move often, all Mina wants for Christmas is to celebrate with her bestie, an amazing tip on her next delivery job, and finally grow roots somewhere. Instead what she gets is a scowling shifter with a huge bloody problem (literally) and the sense that someone’s following her.
Can Mina still make her Christmas wishes come true, or are her hopes of a normal holiday doomed to fail? (And why can’t she stop thinking about Mr. Tall, Dark, and Scowly?)
The Grumpy Shifter Client is a fun romantic Urban Fantasy prequel to the Misfit Magic series, set in the Good Bad Magic universe, with all-new characters and old favorites. Enjoy this dose of fun, magic, and romance!
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