Taken by the Imp
Cat's Paw Cove Book 13
by Sharon Buchbinder
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Can a jinni and a warlock cook up a better way to help the poor?
Dexter Graham has no trouble making money as a financial wizard—as long as he doesn’t leave his
home. He finds it nearly impossible to be with other people, because he’s a telepath who gets swamped
by their thoughts. Prompted by an unexpected visitor from the past who reveals shocking family secrets,
he takes a risk and visits his brother in Cat’s Paw Cove. Will the trip make things better or worse?
Ynez Saghira is a gifted chef at the Feline Fine Retirement Home who yearns to be financially
independent and open her own café. She has lots of talent and creative ideas but lacks the capital to
start her own business. What’s a poor imp to do?
Dexter and Ynez join forces to quiet the voices in his head, build her business, and ferret out family
mysteries. Will the secrets draw them closer together or push them apart?
Charlotte Redbird, Ghost Coach
Cat's Paw Cove Book 12
Sometimes the dead need a life coach, too.
Driven out of Chicago by a spiteful heiress, life coach Charly Redbird is ready for a change. She moves
to Florida to be closer to her family and vows to be more selective about future clients.
With the help of Dylan Graham, a hunky real estate agent, Charly finds a perfect home across the street
from a cemetery. When he shows up with a plant and two tiny balls of fluff as a housewarming present,
Charly thinks she might be smitten with more than the kittens.
A new client appears at her door and asks for Charly's help, but the woman happens to be a permanent
resident of the cemetery. Can Charly convince the restless spirit to move to another neighborhood—or
will she take on a new role: Life Coach for the Dead?
Sharon Buchbinder has been writing fiction since middle school and has the rejection slips to prove it. An
RN, she provided health care delivery, became a researcher, association executive, and obtained a PhD
in Public Health. She is the author of the Hotel LaBelle Series, the Jinni Hunter Series, and the
Obsession Series. When not attempting to make students and colleagues laugh or writing, she can be
found fishing, walking her dogs, herding cats, or breaking bread and laughing with family and friends in
Baltimore, MD and Punta Gorda, FL.
Guest Post for Charlotte Redbird, Ghost Coach
Leprechauns—Lucky in Love?
One of the fun parts about writing
paranormal, supernatural, or magical stories is the research. When I
wrote Charlotte Redbird, Ghost Coach, I thought I had a pretty good
handle on leprechauns. After all, Ancestry.com told me I’m Irish
(mostly), so that little guy on the cereal box was practically a
relative. Isn’t that all I needed to know?
Um. No. I needed to know if they
were as lucky in love as they are with their gold, so I had to do a
little digging. Here are some fun facts about my red-headed relatives
from the Emerald Isle.
In the supernatural world, they
fall into the fairy family and they live underground.
Music and dancing—the Irish
jig, of course—are their passions.
They are usually pictured as
tiny wizened old men with red beards—but some say that’s an old
stereotype.
If you can catch one, they can
grant three wishes, but remember, they are tricksters!
Iron bars can contain them. If
you nab one, have an iron cage handy, otherwise they can teleport
away from you!
While we think of their job as
guarding protecting pots of gold, their real vocation is shoemaking.
They are excellent cobblers.
However, they never make a pair of shoes. They only make one!
Mustard is a great condiment
for hot dogs—but the yellow sauce will also burn the skin of a
leprechaun.
It’s a good thing they have
great regenerative powers to recover from mustard burns. They heal
quickly and can heal others.
Are they lucky in love? I couldn’t
find an answer to that question, so I made something up. You’ll
have to read Charlotte Redbird, Ghost Coach, to find
out. Happy reading!
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