Road Trip: Fourth Volume in the Fashion and Fiends series
Paperback
Series: Fashion and Fiends, Book 4
ISBN13: 9781957863245
Publisher: Parisian Phoenix Publishing
Published: May 20 2024
Pages: 162
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.44 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Half American, half French up-and-coming chef and hereditary werewolf Jules Zweigenbaum thought he'd been relieved of his obligation to protect the guardian of water magick. Just when he thought maybe he'd have a normal life after his recent international quest, his little sister Minette drops by struggling with her own lycanthropic curse.
So, when Basilie d'Amille asks Jules to rescue her fashion designer, ex-husband Étienne from the clutches of the deceased supermodel Adelaide Pitney and Kait, Jules' former supernatural boss, the siblings head around the world and end up in Chicago. On their journey to bring Étienne home to his life partner and newborn baby, the Zweigenbaums challenge each other, their notion of reality, and reconnect their family in ways they didn't know were possible.
This short book is a new adult, coming-of-age story of discovering one's identity, the bonds of love, and overcoming limitations.
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