Under the Hill: Bomber's Moon
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When Ben Chaudhry is attacked in his own home by elves, they disappear as quickly as they came. He reaches for the phone book, but what kind of exterminator gets rid of the Fae? Maybe the Paranormal Defense Agency will ride to his rescue.
Sadly, they turn out to be another rare breed: a bunch of UFO hunters led by Chris Gatrell, who—while distractingly hot—was forcibly retired from the RAF on grounds of insanity.Shot down in WWII—and shot forward seventy years in time, stranded far from his wartime sweetheart—Chris has been a victim of the elves himself. He fears they could destroy Ben’s life as thoroughly as they destroyed his.
While his team tries to determine what the elves want with Ben, Chris is more than willing to protect Ben with his body. He never bargained for his heart getting involved.
Just as they begin to think there’s a chance to build a new life together, a ghostly voice from Chris’s past warns that the danger is greater than they can imagine. And it may take more than a team of rank amateurs to keep Ben – and the world - out of the elf queen’s clutching hands.
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Ben Chaudhry stumbles into a world of trouble when he wakes to a procession of faeries in his yard. Fearing for his sanity, he asks gruff, old-fashioned military veteran Chris Gatrell, leader of a paranormal group, to help banish the fae from his life. As the attraction grows between the two, a WWII navigator with a connection to Chris fights to escape imprisonment in an usurping faerie queen's court as war brews between the fae and humankind. Beecroft's writing dazzles, brimming with lush descriptions of worldly and otherworldly landscapes, taut conflict, and two finely drawn romantic leads. Young, headstrong Ben, an Indian immigrant who has faced down racism, and older Chris, who is haunted by homophobic conditioning of a society long gone, are an unusual and deeply human pair, and readers will delight in every moment of their adventure.
