Adam Draecon
Who knew that a simple visit to Mom in Sedona would change a witch's life forever? When I first saw Seth, it was love at first sight. Nero and Zelda were delighted by our fated connection, and called his Sire Bart Magnus, a fact unknown to me at the time, to honor us. Bart wanted to celebrate at his lodge near the Grand Canyon, but while on a nighttime photography shoot, ancient Arizona secrets are surfacing, and Craig suspects something astounding is coming.

Seth Whittaker
As I strolled into Zelda's house with Nero, I looked up and saw Adam. I was stunned and could not breathe. Within two hours we were on the huge Magnus chopper going to celebrate our fated soulmate connection, but Vito and Craig are not speaking. I heard Craig did get out there this time, giving pilot Vito a rough landing instead of a happy ending.

Craig Wainwright
Vito finally got over himself, so now we are out with Adam who is teaching us nighttime photography. Agnes suddenly appeared looking terrified and talking about finding ancient three thousand year old wards guarding something she felt was sinister. When she mentioned wrapped up bodies, it sparked a distant memory and if I'm right, this could be beyond belief, and get me off the hot seat at least for a while.

Agnes Granville
Zelda and I took a stroll while all the guys were having fun with their cameras, but as we neared the top of a hill, we noticed something extremely odd. I waved my hand to clarify the shimmering situation, and a hidden cave appeared. When the others arrived, we all used our witch senses to read the interior of the cave. At first, we were thrilled, that is until something reached out to touch Nero's mind, demanding to know what a witch wants with him.

Autorentext

Hi, I'm Nathan Grant and I write Gay Romantic and Mystery novels.

I am a Gay man living in the United States Southwest.

I have published multiple erotic M/M Romances and Mysteries. Much of my inspiration for my books comes from personal experience and places I have visited. Thanks for taking the time to read this, and I enjoy hearing from my readers.

Nathan