๐Ÿฆ New Release ๐Ÿฆ

Don't let anyone fool you into thinking the Watch Over Me prequel is just comedy

๐Ÿฆ Yes, there is a motorboating incident

๐Ÿฆ Yes, Marenโ€™s scrub tops will never recovered

๐Ÿฆ Yes, a raccoon named Zorro steals a sandwich while making eye contact

But there is also:

๐Ÿค A woman who builds a sanctuary out of grief and stubbornness

๐Ÿค A best friendship that holds an entire world together

๐Ÿค A two-week-old orphan whose heartbeat becomes the most important sound in the room

๐Ÿค The kind of found family that sneaks up on you and doesn't let go

Available here โ€”> https://mybook.to/GfJFcvh

Luna Foster built Sage & Summit to save broken things. She wasn't prepared for a two-week-old raccoon who would survive against every odd, imprint on two unsuspecting women, and declare permanent, enthusiastic war on the concept of personal space.

This is where the Watched in Darkness world begins. With chaos, found family, and a silver-furred menace who knew he was home from the moment he opened his eyes.

The darkness is coming. But not yet.

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#rickywashere

6/3 Edited to

... Read moreAs a fan of dark romance novels, I was initially drawn to the Watch Over Me prequel by its intriguing promise of blending humor with profound emotional depth. What truly captivated me was Luna Foster's characterโ€”a woman driven by grief and resilience, creating Sage & Summit as a sanctuary for the broken, both human and animal. The unexpected arrival of Zorro, the two-week-old raccoon, adds a unique charm and lively mischief that breathed life into the story, making it both relatable and heartwarming. The novel excels at portraying found family, a theme that really resonated with me. The depiction of friendships that hold worlds together and the way these relationships evolve in the face of adversity felt very genuine. It reminded me of how sometimes, family isn't just about blood ties but the emotional bonds that support us through difficult times. The pacing struck a perfect balance between lighthearted momentsโ€”like the infamous motorboating incident and the raccoon's sandwich heistโ€”and heartfelt scenes that explore loss and healing. Marenโ€™s scrub tops being forever stained became a quirky metaphor for the lasting impacts of shared experiences. If you care for stories where dramatic irony enhances the narrative and unexpected characters challenge personal boundaries, this prequel is a must-read. The silver-furred menace, Zorro, is not just comic relief but a symbol of the sanctuary's spiritโ€”unpredictable yet fiercely protective. Overall, this book stands out in the dark romance genre by not only delivering suspense and emotional intensity but also a sense of hope through found family and acceptance. If you enjoy exploring themes of grief, friendship, and the chaos life throws at us, this story will leave a lasting impression.