
by Gena Showalter (Author)
Two charmed and sexy novellas set in Mysteria, the beguiling little Colorado town where magic is in the air and passions run high and not because of the altitude . . . Hundreds of years ago, in the mountains of Colorado, Mysteria was founded by a random act of demonic kindness. Today, it s a magnet for the supernatural, where magic quietly coexists with the mundane world. But now two sisters are about to unleash a tempest of seduction that will have tongues wagging for centuries to come . . . The Witches of Mysteria and the Dead Who Love Them Genevieve is a witch with a bad case of unrequited love for a local bar owner. But is his sudden change of heart the result of a love potion or a literally breathtaking passion? A Tawdry Affair Glory, witch of love, wants her man. Unfortunately, he barely knows she exists until a magic pen brings her creative fantasies of seduction, sex, and delicious revenge to life."
Format: Paperback
Pages: 240
Edition: Reprint
Publisher: Penguin USA
Published: 05 Feb 2013
ISBN 10: 0425265382
ISBN 13: 9780425265383
Filled with magic love potions, demons...and vampires. [A] delightful story. --Eye on Romance
Revenge and red-hot sex. --Publishers Weekly
More Praise for Gena Showalter
Showalter's signature blend of sizzling attraction, breathtaking worlds, and lethal stakes rocks me every time! --#1 New York Times Bestselling Author Sylvia Day
Showalter does her magic with an intricately developed world, complex and intensive character arcs and dark, compelling paranormal themes. --USA Today
One of the premier authors of paranormal romance. --#1 New York Times Bestselling Author Kresley Cole
Passion, humor, pulse-pounding action and just plain fun...Showalter's books are always a refreshing escape! --New York Times Bestselling Author Lara Adrian
Bold and witty, sexy and provocative. --New York Times Bestselling Author Carly Phillips
With compelling stories and memorable characters, Gena Showalter never fails to dazzle. --New York Times Bestselling Author Jeaniene Frost