Dating the Mothman

Tonya Beasley takes the pictures in Tarver, Georgia. Weddings, funerals, church programs, graduations. When Tarver wants a thing remembered, it calls her.

So when she drives up to a North Georgia overlook to shoot the January full moon, and something with red eyes stands up on the rock wall and looks straight at her, she gets the shot. Every frame comes out a smear.

The Beasleys are the family who sees things. Her daddy has been laughed at for forty years, ever since the summer he swore something stood up out of a ditch on River Road with eyes red as brake lights. Now the phone tree is laughing at Tonya, too.

Then the thing from the mountain lands on her studio roof.

His name is Obadiah. He's a mothman, he's been hiding on that overlook for a hundred years, and he fell for her the second she stepped out from behind her camera to look at him. Light pulls at him. Cameras slide right off him. And there is one picture in him, ever, for one person.

Tonya could finally prove what the Beasleys have been saying all along. All she has to do is decide what she'll do with it.

A standalone monster romance with a Black heroine who runs her own business, a hero who falls first and hard, a daddy who has waited forty years to be believed, and explicit heat on the page. HEA guaranteed. Book five of Monsters of Tarver, Georgia.