Think of Me Demon - Grant, Miranda
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For her to live, her lifemate has to die Matakyli is a demon warrior princess and one of the guardians to the backdoor of Niflhel. Her death could lead to the dead escaping, bringing about the annihilation of the Seven Planes. So when a prophecy claims she will be killed by Sebastian the Ancient Destroyer unless she has the powers of her lifemate, her brothers kidnap the man and chain him in their dungeons. They will take her lifemate's power, whatever the cost. They will pay for what they did to him After being sold into slavery as a child, Galvanor swore he would never be helpless again. Now…mehr

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For her to live, her lifemate has to die Matakyli is a demon warrior princess and one of the guardians to the backdoor of Niflhel. Her death could lead to the dead escaping, bringing about the annihilation of the Seven Planes. So when a prophecy claims she will be killed by Sebastian the Ancient Destroyer unless she has the powers of her lifemate, her brothers kidnap the man and chain him in their dungeons. They will take her lifemate's power, whatever the cost. They will pay for what they did to him After being sold into slavery as a child, Galvanor swore he would never be helpless again. Now an Elv've'Nor, a guardian to the Seven Planes, he's kept that promise for over sixty years. But then he wakes up imprisoned in a cell deep in the Underground, chained and collared, with his telepathy restrained. His capturers believe him to be helpless. They couldn't be more wrong. Able to dreamwalk, he visits Matakyli at night, and now the hunter has become the prey.
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As an author of fantasy and paranormal romance, she just needs to know some things, like how many dead babies can fit in a bathtub (34, 52.5 if blended), what human meat tastes like (dry pork), how to get away with murder (it's really hard to tell the difference between a drowning accident and a drowning murder, just saying), etc.This non-serial killer lady lives with her partner, who often drags her outside, claiming 'sunlight is necessary' and 'social interactions are a good thing'. Given her questionable search history, she goes along with it, thinking it'll be better to have less 'aloof serial killer vibes' should the police ever knock on her door...