Stillwater
About
Fate is a fickle creature, is he not?
Sunday
My name is Sunday Mourning. Yes, you heard that correctly. And no, I don’t want to talk about it. I don’t want to talk about the fact I’m having a dry spell, or that I’m about to lose my job because I told a kid to screw off. And I definitely don’t want to talk about the fact that my impromptu nosebleeds have just proven the existence of the occult.
Bellamy
After my marriage rots apart, I take a leap of faith and pursue a job at a museum in Salem. It feels like a lifeline, the perfect opportunity for a fresh start. That is until I stumble upon their resident taxidermist, a ghost from my past I’d thought I’d never see again. But when Sunday gets himself into a spot of my particular brand of trouble and realizes that I was never joking when I said I could see dead people – it seems like our tattered past might stitch itself together again.
STILLWATER is a second chance, hurt/comfort MM paranormal romance between a witch and a taxidermist. Set in the spooky atmospheric city of Salem, Massachusetts, it follows two men as they try to navigate old wounds and new versions of themselves. Between meddling ghosts, baby vampires and accidental witchcraft, will they find their way back to each other?
Stillwater is the first book in the Desire and Decay series and ends in a cliffhanger. Sunday and Bellamy’s story will continue in Book 2. This book contains some dark themes, it is recommended that you view the trigger warnings.
This book is not suitable for readers under 18.
Trigger Warnings
The following serves as content guidance. It is not intended to be exhaustive and contains spoilers. Explicit sexual content, cheating (alluded to, not between MC’s), car accident, parental death, demonic entities and possession, loss of bodily autonomy, bodily convulsions, vomiting, nosebleeds, depictions of the taxidermy process (including skinning animals), rotting animal carcasses, recreational drug and alcohol use, inappropriate use of occult objects, self-harm, memory loss, general gore. This is part one of a duet and ends on a cliffhanger. Bellamy and Sunday’s story will continue in book 2.