My Boyfriend is a Hellhound

He's been reorganizing my bookstore for three months. Turns out my favorite customer is actually a 198-year-old hellhound with serious commitment issues.
Emmett Giles likes order, routine, and running his quiet bookstore in Haven, Louisiana. What he doesn't like is the way his heart races every time Bane—the mysterious, bookish customer who visits daily—adjusts his glasses and quotes poetry.
There's just one tiny problem: Bane isn't human. He's a hellhound guardian who's been watching over Haven for decades, and he's convinced he doesn't deserve happiness. Especially not with an anxious bookstore owner who alphabetizes his life and has never faced anything more dangerous than an aggressive book club debate.
But when demon summoning symbols start appearing near Emmett's bookstore and apartment, and an ancient demon lord threatens to return for revenge, Bane's secret comes out. Now Emmett has to decide: run from the supernatural chaos he never asked for, or embrace the fact that his favorite customer would literally burn down the world to keep him safe.
Bonding with a hellhound means immortality. It means danger. It means watching everyone you know age while you stay young forever.
It also means never being alone again. And for Emmett, that might just be worth the risk.
A laugh-out-loud monster romance featuring:
• Scholarly hellhound who stress-organizes books
• "He alphabetized my entire biography section. Twice. I'm in love."
• Killing demons with dictionaries (it's very effective)
• Found family with four (so far) chaotic hellhounds
• Small-town Louisiana supernatural shenanigans
• Ex-demon girlfriend drama (she went back to hell voluntarily)
• Pack dinners, book clubs, and apocalyptic threats
• Chosen immortality because forever isn't long enough
• The most intense mother-in-law meeting in literary history
• Marriage ceremony in a bookstore because where else would bookish people get married?
This is Book 2 in the Hellhounds of Haven series. Each book features a different couple but follows an interconnected storyline. Can be read as a standalone but is better enjoyed in order. HEA guaranteed.