Devil (The Halloween Boys, #4)

by Kat Blackthorne

With a meow, she changed the subject. “Let’s play a game, shall we?” Everyone stopped their murmurs. Familiars loved games. “Halloween is upon us yet again. All manner of beings will be arriving for Hallows Fest in a matter of days. We can only hide in so many jack-o’-lanterns before the smell of pumpkin gets dull again. All for what? Overhearing the vampires share stories of their sexual exploits? I’m nodding off already.” “When Halloween is over, winter is here. Life is boring again. Though the Christmas trees are fun to knock over,” a tabby cat in the corner added. Every animal nodded their agreement. “I propose a trick-or-treat exchange. One physical tasty delight, procured however you can manage. And one gift of gab. What say you all?” I squawked. “You’re proposing thievery and gossip?” “Yes, yes, I am.” The snake slithered. “Sounds delightful.” Owl purred in his throat. “I’m in.”