How to Trust a Hellhound (Hellhounds of Paradise Falls, #4)

by Shannon Mae

Jude really needed to get a handle on dealing with his crush on the sheriff, because although he looked quite happy with himself, being handcuffed and pressed against a police car was probably not a good thing.

“Josh, if it’s okay, I’m going to kiss you now,” he said softly. I just stared at him. He was going to… What?

“I will always hold you. You are strong and resilient, but the tree does not weather the storm alone. The earth keeps it in place, cushioning and nourishing its roots. Let me be the ground for your roots, Mei Ume. Let me hold you safe.”

After all, I wasn’t sure if Josh was ready to deal with the fact that one of his best friends was a grim reaper and death ferryman.