🦝 New Release 🦝
🦝 New Release 🦝
Don't let anyone fool you into thinking the Watch Over Me prequel is just comedy
🦝 Yes, there is a motorboating incident
🦝 Yes, Maren’s scrub tops will never recovered
🦝 Yes, a raccoon named Zorro steals a sandwich while making eye contact
But there is also:
🤍 A woman who builds a sanctuary out of grief and stubbornness
🤍 A best friendship that holds an entire world together
🤍 A two-week-old orphan whose heartbeat becomes the most important sound in the room
🤍 The kind of found family that sneaks up on you and doesn't let go
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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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When I first stumbled upon the Watch Over Me prequel novella, I was expecting a lighthearted comedy, but what I found was so much deeper and more touching than I anticipated. The story beautifully balances humor—including a hilarious motorboating incident and the mischievous raccoon Zorro who boldly steals sandwiches while locking eyes with his victims—and heartfelt themes like grief, resilience, and the power of found family. Luna Foster’s journey to build Sage & Summit, a sanctuary for broken things, especially resonated with me. It’s inspiring to see how she channels grief and stubbornness into creating a safe space where healing begins. The way the story explores the forming of a found family reminds me of how connections often come unexpectedly and profoundly shape our lives. Zorro, the two-week-old raccoon, adds a delightful chaos to the narrative. His fierce personality and boundary-defying antics bring humor and life to the sanctuary, showing how sometimes the smallest creatures can leave the biggest marks on our hearts. This novella perfectly captures the nuances of care, survival, and companionship—both human and animal. For anyone who loves stories with emotional depth wrapped in dark romance and sprinkled with dramatic irony, this prequel is a must-read. It sets the stage for the larger Watched in Darkness world, promising thrilling developments ahead. What captivated me most was the portrayal of friendship that truly holds an entire world together—a reminder of how essential support networks are, especially through tough times. If you enjoy immersive storytelling where characters build and rebuild their worlds amidst chaos and hope, I highly recommend giving this novella a read. It’s a poignant reminder that even in darkness, connection and care can create a new kind of home.
