Le Fay Romance Series by A.A. Fairview

It’s not my fault, I remind myself. Daily affirmation.Unfortunately.Lance fled the comforts of his wealthy witch family a decade ago and has settled into a human existence. But the nightmares remain and drowning out the memories with clubs, hookups, and early morning coffee runs only helps so much. When he spots a hot stud as his favorite coffee spot, things seem too good to be true. His gut tells him it’s too good to be true and to not trust the man who calls himself Adam... moreIt’s not my fault, I remind myself. Daily affirmation.Unfortunately.Lance fled the comforts of his wealthy witch family a decade ago and has settled into a human existence. But the nightmares remain and drowning out the memories with clubs, hookups, and early morning coffee runs only helps so much. When he spots a hot stud as his favorite coffee spot, things seem too good to be true. His gut tells him it’s too good to be true and to not trust the man who calls himself Adam.But a one-night stand can’t hurt. Right?Like a curse he can’t escape, Lance is pulled back into the world of witches, werewolves, and gangs. For every person he has in his corner there is another working against him. Never mind his stud hookup-- who went and got himself bit by a werewolf. Forgetting things has never been easy and Lance isn't ready to just forget this man... even if keeping him close puts them both in danger.Teeth and Tarot is the first book in the le Fay Romance series following a family of witches, though the books can be read as stand alone. Teeth and Tarot features a witch and werewolf relationship between two men. This book contains sexual content not appropriate for readers under the age of 18. less

I’ve never had a father and never wanted one either. To my dismay, I do have a father, Arthur le Fay–a crime lord witch. Afraid for not just my safety, but the safety of my friends and grandfather, I have no other choice but to make a deal with a devil. A little drastic? Maybe, but it’s certainly effective.At least it would be–if the devil would agree to make a deal with me!Now I have a devil in my apartment and no idea what to do about the le Fays... moreI’ve never had a father and never wanted one either. To my dismay, I do have a father, Arthur le Fay–a crime lord witch. Afraid for not just my safety, but the safety of my friends and grandfather, I have no other choice but to make a deal with a devil. A little drastic? Maybe, but it’s certainly effective.At least it would be–if the devil would agree to make a deal with me!Now I have a devil in my apartment and no idea what to do about the le Fays. I just want them to leave me alone… or maybe I want them afraid of me. Fear is one hell of a motivator. But no amount of fear will get this devil of mine to behave. He’s much more partial to exchanges, my body for his benevolence. Nothing good can come from feelings, especially when he insists he has none. less