The Carus Chronicles

Book Specs: Title: Love Supernaturally Theme(s): New Adult SubGenre(s): Contemporary, Paranormal Rating: Spicy (PG13) Keywords: romance, supernatural, witch, angel, Page Count: 70 Digital Price: 1.99 Release Date: 2016-05-18 Blurb: Cassandra Wilson, angel and first-year nurse, spends her days helping other people. Day after day. Life after life. While her best friend feels the young nurse needs a little love in her life, Cassie avoids serious relationships. She saw what her mother went through, and unless Cassie can find another angel to spend her life with, love and a family are not in her future. An innocent night out with Fraser, a university junior and varsity hockey player, leads to something more serious and Cassie begins to experience feelings she’s been trying to avoid. But the sudden discovery—by both herself and Fraser—that Fraser is a witch, combined with his need to please everyone around him, poses a challenge to the couple’s happily ever after. Exc

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