Cari Mills

Moon Haven seems to be a hot bed of paranormal activity as of late. Weve always talked about the magic being in the air here. Witches, shapeshifters, monsters, and more seem as common as the mailman and the banker in Moon Haven. I find it all fascinating even if I ought to be a little afraid.

One night in the darkness, I see a monster who does not scare me. He intrigues me. He arouses me. Am I one of the creatures of the night who has ties to the things that go bump in the night?

Mayhem Hale

One mistake landed me in the pits of hell. I have spent a few lifetimes down here and I am feeling a little restless. I am drawn back to my home in Moon Haven and am beguiled by a human who has no business with a demon like me. Cari is too pure, too sweet, too soft for a demon to ruin her.

Yet, I have been ruined by her. All I can think about is her. Something draws me to her, and I cannot fight it. What makes me a bastard is I do not want to fight it.

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Bessi

Moon Haven is a place unlike any other. Most of the folks here still talk about magic and mysteries of a bygone time. I find it enchanting. On an adventure through the woods, I stumble on a camp I never knew existed. I am not supposed to be there, yet it continues to call to me.

When a massive wolf comes to my rescue, I know why—he was what was calling me to Camp Midnight Storm.

Edon

Being an outsider is a hard life. I was without a pack, without a home—until I took a chance on Camp Midnight Storm. It was the best summer of my life, so I kept going back, wanting other shifters to have the same experience. What I do not expect to experience is finding a mate where I least expect it.

Bessi is not a shifter, not of the same world—and yet, she is my fated mate.