Demon's Test
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FROM EXCITING AUTHOR OF LGBTQIA PARANORMAL ROMANCE XENIA MELZER
Book four in the Demon Mates series
When everything depends on a test, love will bring in the crucial points.
Quirion has been a proud hoarder of books his entire long life. When he got not-so-subtly bullied into accepting an assistant four years ago?it was his own decision, yes, and the pleading looks from his brother-in-law had nothing to do with it, damn him and his cuteness?he'd thought it would be a martyrdom he just had to endure. Now, four years later, his library seems lonely on the days Milo isn't there. Grudgingly Quirion has come to the realization that he wants Milo to be more than just a friend and employee. The only question is how to proceed.
Milo has been Quirion's assistant for four years, relying on the demon's help to navigate the more difficult aspects of college life. For almost as long, he has known that, to him, Quirion is the perfect man. But the demon is so much older and wiser than him?Milo doesn't stand a snowball's chance in hell to ever get him. And when funding for his research is taken from him unexpectedly, he needs Quirion to help him once again with a test that can make or break his career.
Can these two scientists find a way into each other's arms or are they doomed to study alone?
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Xenia Melzer was born and raised in a small village in the South of Bavaria. As one of nature's true chocoholics, she's always in search of the perfect chocolate experience. So far, she's had about a dozen truly remarkable ones. Despite having been in close proximity to the mountains all her life, she has never understood why so many people think snow sports are fun. There are neither chocolate nor horses involved and it's cold by definition, so where's the sense? She does not like beer either and has never been to the Oktoberfest ? no quality chocolate there.
Even though her mind is preoccupied with various stories most of the time, Xenia has managed to get through school and university with surprisingly good grades. Right after school she met her one true love who showed her that reality is capable of producing some truly amazing love stories itself. While she was having her two children, she started writing down the most persistent stories in her head as a way of relieving mommy-related stress symptoms. As it turned out, the stress-relief has now become a source of the same, albeit a positive one.
When she's not writing, she translates the stories of other authors into German, enjoys riding and running, spending time with her kids, and dancing with her husband.
