He's not weird, he's just. unusual. And he's looking for a home.
Weirdness follows Joe around but that doesn't mean he 's weird. So what if his grumpy new boss is unusually strong or his new friend Randall spends a lot of time talking to a tree or if there's a fox following him around all day? It could happen to anyone. The trouble is, Joe has a harder time convincing himself that visions of gorgeous men walking out of trees is normal. To be precise, one gorgeous man walking out of a specific tree.
Terrund has been trapped for years until a witch releases him from his tree. Emerging into the real world again is a challenge and so many things have changed. The biggest change? He has a mate out there. He can feel them nearby. Now all he has to do is find them and introduce them to the concept of earth spirits.
Luckily, Terrund finds himself surrounded by a found family of misfits who are more than willing to help. At least, they say they're helping. Sometimes, he's not so sure.
A light-hearted romance between an earth spirit who is regaining his power and a human who has learned to repress his connection with nature.
This book contains explicit language and scenes.
The seventh book in the Dragon's Mate series, this is a celebration of new and established couples so it's best to read this one after books 4 ( Witch Mate? ), 5 ( Breaking Free ) and 6 ( Unworldly ).
This book is perfect for fans of fantasy, fated mates and found families. Featuring an old-fashioned earth spirit, a gardener looking for a home, eccentric dragon shifters, a magical awakening and an HEA.
Find out what makes Joe finally feel like he belongs.
