So much for temporary.
Now Io has a real girlfriend and a suspiciously comfortable spot in Cora’s life, but a very inconvenient reason to stay. The Florida branch of the Environmental Police Agency is rotten with corruption, and the new goddess in charge of the area seems determined to drag Io into helping clean house.
Which would be much easier if Io’s personal life weren’t turning into a disaster.
Cora is still learning to trust every form Io wears. Io is trying very hard not to hoard the sweet seal shifter, the sexy basilisk, the too-noble unicorn, and the goblin ex-flame who all keep getting under her skin. But her kraken and fae instincts have opinions about this.
Possessive, decadent, tentacled opinions.
But when two of the people Io has been trying so hard not to want disappear, no one seems interested in finding them. The agencies with the power to help are rife with corruption. Missing supernaturals are being ignored, buried, and erased—and Io has never been good at letting villains keep what she considers hers.
With Cora, Brier, and Zuberi at her side, Io and her ragtag band of supes follow the trail out to sea, where a mysterious ship may be hiding more than stolen supes.
It may be hiding the first proof of something much bigger.
Unfortunately for the people involved, they kidnapped a kraken’s almost-maybe-probably mates. And Io has never been famous for restraint.
You’re Kraken Me Up is a snarky queer reverse harem paranormal romance with, found-family harem dynamics, monster lovers, tentacles, magical investigations, and save-the-day chaos in the world of Gesa’s Menagerie.
Series contains MF, FF, MM, and NB/intersex pairings.
Sometimes our greatest strengths come from our deepest challenges. I write magic and romance, starring a cast of creatures with feathers, fins, and teeth. My books include paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and fantasy romance--with the occasional steampunk or alien story thrown in just for kicks. My pan heart firmly believes love is love, so you'll see straight, LGBTQIA, monogamous, reverse harem, and poly relationships in my work. My favorite theme is overcoming our inner demons and the insecurities that hold us back.
I also advocate for self-development and mental health and dabble in non-fiction as time allows. I love the outdoors and still hope to be abducted by fae!