Cry Me a River — Livia Quinn

Welcome to Destiny, home to the Paramortals since…well, forever…where human neighbors and their new sheriff live alongside shifters, dragons, vampires and a family of djinn. Just don't tell the humans. Amid the strange goings on in his new hometown, Sheriff Jack Lang organizes a search for Tempest Pomeroy's brother. Although Jack glimpsed her supposed supernatural talents in the form of lightning bolts aimed directly at him -- special effects, had to be -- nothing will keep him from doing his job to protect the town's residents, his daughter, and even the trouble-making Tempe. In the course of the investigation, lies and suspicions cloud their mutual attraction, but Storm Witch Tempe's new ex-Navy pilot beau vows to learn everything about this quirky town. Everything? Like a massive rumble of thunder, her family secrets -- including her brother's djinn nature -- shake things up. Sure, Jack may stick around to finish his investigation, but once he knows all about the supernatural aspects of the town…? Well, wouldn't it be just like a man to exit a relationship when he finds out a woman has a few little secrets? Because in the town of Destiny, the burgeoning, unpredictable supernatural whips up a massive whirlwind of everything. The Destiny Paramortals is a quirky paranormal romance mystery series - a world of dragons, storm witches (tempestaeries), shifters, vampires and fae, protecting mankind while searching for their fated mates in the paramortal urban fantasy world. Fans of the Destiny Paramortals say: “This is my new favorite series!” "Oh my God, I loved this book. Run don't walk to the buy button." "Tempest is one of the best paranormal heroines I've ever read." "Loving this series." “This was a great book, I didn't want it to end." “The Destiny Paramortals series is like a mini vacation away from the real world.” If you like Darynda Jones, Eve Langlais or Kristen Painter, try Livia Quinn. The books should be read in order: Storm Crazy Cry Me a River Eve of Chaos Blame it on the Moon Take these Broken Wings Blood Moon Fall 2018 Destiny's child (temporary title)