The Shapeshifter's Secretary
All Tony wanted was a job that didn’t make his life harder. Being a temp should have made it easier, let him pick jobs that he was comfortable with, but bills needed to be paid and he didn’t have the luxury of turning jobs down. So when his boss offers him what sounds like the perfect job, he’s afraid to hope he’s finally found his place. After all, the job is only temporary. They wouldn’t want to keep someone like him. Right?
Taron was starting to think he was the problem. Why else would he have gone through three secretaries in a matter of weeks? Granted, he had issues staying put and he was known to make the occasional prank, but he wasn’t that bad! So after Avery goes out of his way to find someone know, Taron promised to behave. And when he meets the newest addition, he’s determined to keep that promise. Tony calls to him in a way no one else has before, and for once in his life, he wants to stay put. But when a past mistake starts looking in Tony’s direction, he realizes behaving might not be enough. Right?
Zephyr would admit to no one that he was still in love with his ex. So when there’s an opportunity to work with him, he makes up an excuse and pretends he’s only there for the project. Except Taron has his eyes on another, and it only took one conversation to figure out why. Tony is sweet and earnest, and in sore need to be taken care of. It wasn’t possible to have them both. Right?
Tags: Good things come in threes, Tony has a tragic backstory, Taron wants to cuddle him, old rivals make a reappearance, Taron calls in a favor, being around out-of-control incubi is a recipe for disaster, or spicy times, take your pick, sharing is caring, they’ll learn to get along for Tony, healing can be painful, Taron can’t hide from the truth, nobody can hate Tony, guaranteed HEA
Amy Padilla
In a world where fantasy flirts with the mundane, Amy Padilla quietly spins tales that feel like a warm hug wrapped in stardust and sass. Her stories—often set in paranormal landscapes where incubi try dating apps and dragon shifters fill out HR paperwork—offer readers a refreshingly whimsical take on romance, magic, and the weird beauty of the everyday.
Amy’s writing hums with charm, humor, and a touch of chaos—the kind of chaos that comes with falling for someone who might not technically be human. She has a knack for giving supernatural characters deeply human problems, making the fantastical feel familiar. Whether it’s through her Demons Do It Better or Supernatural Temp Agency series, her work leans into found families, awkward flirtation, and the belief that even monsters deserve love and a little bit of laughter.
Charmed Away Temp Agency
Charmed Away Temp Agency consists of four books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
