Adjusting for the Apocalypse
A Supernatural Claims Adjuster Romance

About this book:

When a four-hundred-ton vault door opens without a scratch and a dragon's three-thousand-year hoard vanishes into thin air, the Aegis Mutual Underwriting Syndicate sends their best: Gideon Vance, a claims adjuster whose ironclad professionalism is the only thing keeping the supernatural world from burning down the mortal one. His latest file? Lord Vermithrax, a red dragon with a premier sovereign policy, a temper measured in seismic tremors, and a forty-eight-hour deadline before he turns the metropolitan basin into a lake of glass. The evidence points to a shadow-walker—a thief who moves gold by rewriting gravity itself—and the only trace left behind is a single strand of midnight-blue hair that hits Gideon's system like a live wire.

Because that hair doesn't just belong to the suspect. It belongs to his fated mate.

In the bureaucracy of the supernatural, a Harmonic Resonance Event is a career-ending conflict of interest, an automatic recusal, and a death sentence for the subject. Gideon's oath demands he hand the evidence to the Tribunal's executioners. His soul demands he follow the pull in his chest toward the docks, the shadows, and the woman who stole a dragon's heart to save her own. With a dragon counting down to Armageddon, a syndicate watching his every keystroke, and a thief who makes his shields feel like paper, Gideon has two days to do the impossible: investigate the crime of the century without compromising the only thing that matters. He just has to remember he's an adjuster, not a savior—no matter how perfectly her frequency matches his own.

*Adjusting for the Apocalypse* is a high-stakes urban fantasy romance where the fine print is written in dragon's blood, the investigator is bound by oaths stronger than steel, and the person he's hunting is the one person he can never, ever turn in.