War of the Underhill

For fans of Ruby Dixon comes a steamy monster romance from S. E. Wendel, following a museum worker who gets the shock of a lifetime when one of the (very attractive) gargoyle statues in an exhibit comes to life and claims her as his mate... A gargoyle warrior unprepared for the modern world… Fifteen hundred years ago, Frey and all his kind were cursed by the vicious fae queen, their magick stolen and their bodies rendered stone. It has been a hellish existence, frozen in time as the world changes around them. A proud warrior, Frey rages against his stone prison, but with every year that passes, hope slips away that the curse can ever be broken. That is, until he and some of his kin are placed in an odd little museum. And she walks through the door. A modern woman not ready for a medieval male… Anna Kincaid has struggled most of her life, but she's finally landed a job that will help her get ahead. It feels too good to be true-full healthcare and helping manage a museum full of exquisite artifacts? Her heart and history degree are thrilled, but something about the museum is….strange. The owners are a mysterious couple who call the collection the clan. And the collection is…well, monstrous. Huge, savage-looking statues from the late-Celtic period. Magick stolen can be reclaimed, and curses cast can be broken… When the museum is stormed by masked commandos one night, it isn't even the weirdest thing to happen. No, that has to be when one of the statues comes alive to save her. Or when he flies off with her. Or when he tucks her into his big body and growls mate. Monster romance fans looking for their next read will love this sensitive and sexy love story that is packed with all of their favorite tropes:fated mateshe falls firstclose proximitymoody winged herofish out of watermedieval meets modernhurt/comfort "S.E. Wendel manages to sandwich together all the things I love - gargoyles, ancient history, a cute cat, and a heroine you can root for - and creates a wonderful, fast-moving tale of fated mate romance. I love the nod to the Pygmalion story, and who wouldn't want a gorgeous statue coming to life and falling in love with them? It's a monster romance with a fully-fleshed out world, yet it manages to center in on the hero and heroine and gives us all the feels and spice. Yes, please! I need the next book right away!" - New York Times Bestselling Author Ruby Dixon