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Excuse
My Fairy
Kinley
Baker
Book
Description:
Her magic breaks all the rules. He
breaks all of hers.
Draybeth is broken. Her fairy powers don’t work, her magic is completely dysfunctional, and not even her bad attitude and soft heart can win her back into Fairy favor. Exiled from their land, she struggles to make a life for herself in the human world. But when her bar burns to the ground and she meets one of the Impassables--the devastating Lawman Barrett--things become even more of a struggle. An arrest, murder, and abduction challenge everything she’s worked for, and worse, the Impassable Lawman appears to be her destined mate. But darkness stirs deep within Dray’s heart, and she’s not about to drag the gorgeous lawman down with her.
Barrett never expected to find himself mated to a fairy, let alone one with such a wicked temper and a short fuse. Being an Impassable, he should be immune to fairy magic, but Dray’s magic burns through him like lightning, just as everything else about her ignites him, body and soul. The fairy’s power over Impassables threatens everything this new realm was built upon, and as a Lawman, Barrett’s job is to make sure those threats are eliminated. But his feelings for Dray make him question just where his duty lies.
Draybeth is broken. Her fairy powers don’t work, her magic is completely dysfunctional, and not even her bad attitude and soft heart can win her back into Fairy favor. Exiled from their land, she struggles to make a life for herself in the human world. But when her bar burns to the ground and she meets one of the Impassables--the devastating Lawman Barrett--things become even more of a struggle. An arrest, murder, and abduction challenge everything she’s worked for, and worse, the Impassable Lawman appears to be her destined mate. But darkness stirs deep within Dray’s heart, and she’s not about to drag the gorgeous lawman down with her.
Barrett never expected to find himself mated to a fairy, let alone one with such a wicked temper and a short fuse. Being an Impassable, he should be immune to fairy magic, but Dray’s magic burns through him like lightning, just as everything else about her ignites him, body and soul. The fairy’s power over Impassables threatens everything this new realm was built upon, and as a Lawman, Barrett’s job is to make sure those threats are eliminated. But his feelings for Dray make him question just where his duty lies.
Warning for adults 18+
contains a high heat level of sexiness and
swearing
Excuse My Fairy
Excerpt:
A scream
echoed down the hallway and reached Barrett at his desk. He knew they didn’t
have a banshee in the vicinity, which always required extra precautions, but
his eardrums had never met a sound more sinister than the bellow ringing in his
ears.
Captain
Syd stormed into the station room, his gaze locked on Barrett.
“Your
fairy is driving everyone mad.”
Yep,
Barrett had guessed right. His mate was causing a scene. Looked like
Barrett would be forced to deal with the consequences.
The rest
of the men and women at their desks studied his confrontation with the captain.
They weren’t missing any details.
They all
knew the fairy was Barrett’s problem, which would reasonably lead anyone to
believe the two of them were involved in a relationship. Barrett’s place in the
hierarchy among the men just dropped. He was probably going to lose his job.
Barrett
pushed back from his desk. “I’ll go talk to her.” Damage control time. Maybe it
wasn’t all over.
Captain
Syd’s hot breath smacked him in the face. “You better not just talk to her. You
better silence her!”
Barrett
rarely heard the captain yell. This situation wasn’t going to be easy on
anyone. Super.
With a
scowl, Barrett headed for Dray. The woman had a sharp hook sunk into his chest.
No matter how hard he tried to wiggle free of the catch, the hold buried
deeper. She was his problem now. The captain had made the truth public.
Barrett
strode toward the prisoner cells. The moment he entered the room, the fairy
stopped screaming. He walked right up and glared at her. “What the hell do you
think you’re doing?”
“Thank the
heavens.” The hag two cells down stopped rubbing her temples.
Barrett
chose to ignore the older woman.
Dray
blinked at him, as wide-eyed and innocent as a doe. Barrett knew well enough
not to be fooled.
“Do you
have any idea what you’ve done?” Barrett’s own anger mounted.
“Tell me.”
Dray threw the words out as though she didn’t have a care in the world.
“Everyone
knows you’re my responsibility now.” His heart thudded at the admission. The
statement wouldn’t go over well with his mate.
Dray’s
eyes flared. “Embarrassed?”
That
wasn’t even close to what Barrett felt. He had no idea how to put the chaos
inside his chest into words. “You’re not making it easy to like you.”
“Ha!
Feeling’s mutual.”
He should
have known she would throw the sentiment back in his face. “I’m not your
biggest fan, either, sugar.”
Dray
snorted. “You couldn’t possibly dislike me as much as I dislike you.”
Now it was
personal. “Listen, Beth—”
Her eyes
bugged at the nickname. He’d seen her full name on her record.
He
smirked. “If you think you can come into my station and run that sassy mouth
like the Second Ending is coming and the world will parish without hearing your
wisdom, you’re sadly mistaken. I should lock you up for the simple reason that
someone thought it was a nice idea to match your surly little temper with those
soft and sexy curves.”
Her mouth
dropped open.
Using his
index finger, he brushed his calloused skin against her soft chin and pushed up
so her lips pressed together again. And in that insane moment, he wanted to
kiss her.
She
smacked his hand. Pain sizzled along his nerves. “If you ever touch me again,
I’ll castrate you with my fingernails.”
He looked
down at her short, efficient nails, and then back up at her. “You’re welcome to
try.”
Her eyes
flared, her power shifting behind her gaze. It had been a long time since he’d
seen someone this riled. The little firecracker in front of him was set to
burst.
“You’re
just like every man I’ve ever met.” Dray turned her back on him.
Barrett
couldn’t stop the spike of jealousy. How many men had there been? “You’re
nothing like every woman I’ve met.” No one else drove him to this level of
ball-busted crazy.
Dray’s
shoulders hunched, and he couldn’t get a read on her. She refused to continue
their conversation, and that was fine with him. He worried about what he might
snap at her in his current mood.
His mobile
buzzed, a welcomed distraction, and he quickly read the message.
“Jiva’s
here to bail you out.” He had no idea how Jiva had known where her friend was.
He hadn’t known how to get a hold of the succubus.
Dray
continued to stare at the back wall. Barrett couldn’t see any part of her face.
A moment of helplessness overwhelmed him. What was he supposed to do with this
fairy? He had no idea how to proceed. “Be careful.” He couldn’t prevent himself
from warning her. “Don’t go anywhere alone. The soul-sucker is still out
there.” He’d never forgive himself if something happened to her, even if his
temper peaked at his max.
She didn’t
glance back or acknowledge him.
“Please,
be careful.” His words scratched from a dry throat.
A long
silence stretched. “I don’t need you to protect me.”
Her words
struck him in the gut. Air puffed out of him. Rejection raged through him,
uncontained. Wasn’t that the point? The little fairy didn’t need him at all. He
chose to walk away then. She’d made it clear she wanted nothing to do with him.
Maybe he would make it easy on her and just walk away for good.
He turned
his back. No matter how much he wanted to give up on their torrid relationship,
that wouldn’t be possible. It looked like they would both have to see this
through to the end, whether that end included happiness or death.
About
the Author:
Kinley Baker has a terminally tender heart and an
inconvenient sense of humor. She loves puppies and cries at celebrity weddings.
Kinley believes that romance novels are the keys to world peace, because if
you're holding a book, you can't be holding a gun. Kinley supports all
supernatural lifestyles and believes "happy ever after" isn't only
for the normal. Her books Ruined, Denied and Freed are available now from
Crescent Moon Press. Excuse My Fairy is available now from Etopia Press. Look
for more in the Misbehaving Magics series and the final book in the Shadowed
Love trilogy in 2013.
My Review
Excuse my Fairy is the Second Book I´ve read form this author and I´m so glad I did,It´s a super quick read 180 pages give or take a fex, It´s sexy and steamy as hell and her characterization and plot develpment is so amazing that you can´t help but to bond with the characters and adore the story.
I was so exited when I realized that this book is part of a series called Misbehaving Magics, I can totally see myself looking for the next one, in fact I want it right now!!!!!
Dray and Barret are an amazing couple, but becoming a couple wasn´t actually easy no matter what destiny wanted for them. They bantered a lot, kinda like a modern Mr. Darcy & Elizabeth, hehehehe
They had to face lots of things together and after getting in LOTS of trouble one thing led to another... and I swear sparks starting flying, fireworks and everything!!!, it was intense and ... (fans herself)...
But don´t get me wrong this book is not only a paranormal romance althoug it´s a very GOOD, interetsing, amazing part of it.There´s somuch more to this book
Speaking of wich,I hope we get to learn more from Jiva!!!!, pretty pls, maybe the next book?, please!!!!
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