Take These Broken Wings

A stubborn man is one thing, but a grumpy, depressed twenty-ton dragon presents a bit more of a challenge.

Not long ago, Sheriff Jack Lang would have sworn there were no such things as vampires, storm witches (Tempestaeries), djinn or dragons, much less zombies, Fengbo, or faeries. That was before he had to fight off every bad supernatural creature ever known (just not to him). It's too late to leave Destiny now. But that wasn't what turned his life upside down. His transformation into one of those supernatural being… Yep, that did it.

Tempe had feared her supernatural nature would be a problem for Jack, who'd mistaken Destiny for a normal safe, small town. Turns out, Destiny is more paranormal then normal. But that didn't explain why Jack left her in favor of haunting the highest levees in the Parish. Sure, he'd received a series of shocks and had actually stepped up to save Destiny. And Tempe's willing to do whatever it takes, but can she convince him to return to his life and to her?

The Destiny Paramortals is a world of dragons, storm witches, fantastical beasts,  shifters, vampires and fae, protecting mankind in the urban fantasy world of Destiny. The books are NOT standalones - the series is about the growth of the recurring characters as they prepare for the Chaos and Blood Moon.
 

Fans of Destiny Paramortals say:

"Tempest is one of the best paranormal heroines I've read."

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If you like Amanda M. Lee, Molly Harper or Kristen Painter, try Livia Quinn.

The series should be read in order:

Storm Crazy, 1

Cry Me a River, 2

Eve of Chaos, 3

Blame it on the Moon, 4

Take These Broken Wings, 5

Blood Moon, 6

*The World of Destiny glossary of beings and terms is at the end of each book.

This title claims exemption of EAA because the publisher qualifies as a micro-enterprise.