Satyrday Night Fever

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Marigold Bloom has always preferred quiet corners to center stage, but when her flighty mother abandons her latest project, Marigold is left to pick up the pieces. Running Bloom & Vine in a small town full of nosy neighbors and magical residents is challenging enough—until Harmony Glen’s town council insists she co-chair the Summer Solstice Festival with the town’s most notorious bachelor.

Thallos likes his life easy: good wine, good music, and no entanglements. But the pretty new florist is different. Quiet, stubborn, and unexpectedly fascinating, Marigold isn’t swayed by his charm. The more time they spend together in the enchanted grove, the more he finds himself wanting to unravel her secrets instead of hiding behind his own.

Between mischievous town gossip, meddling matchmakers, and the grove’s sensual enchantments, Marigold and Thallos find themselves tangled in more than just festival lights. But is what they’re feeling true desire—or just the magic of Satyrday Night Fever?

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Chelsea K10 / 10

“This was a really enjoyable standalone story set in the small town of Harmony Glen that focuses on Thallos (Satyr) & Marigold (Human Florist). Both characters have complicated emotional issues from their pasts that they help each other work through and I enjoyed seeing how they developed as individuals as well as how they developed as a couple. This story…”

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Honey Phillips

Honey Phillips is a USA Today bestselling author who’s mastered the art of combining steamy romance with thrilling science fiction. Her books are a thrilling ride through galaxies filled with alien warriors, fierce Earth women, and love that defies the stars. With her stories, readers are swept into universes where…

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