Hidden Hotel

What happens when a powerful supernatural with a grudge against humans must take one in to fulfill a promise? Left injured on the side of the road with no memories at ten years old, Lia has never known anything but the foster care system. Now that she's aging out, she's ready to write her own story for her life with a job and apartment all lined up . . . until she loses the job before even starting. Desperate to not become homeless, she ends up accepting an offer for a job she doesn't remember applying for at a hotel she's not sure exists. Once she arrives, she discovers a hotel catering to supernatural beings, as well as a captivating hotel owner who hates her on sight. Which adds to the mystery of why she's there. Was her hiring at the hotel an accidental fluke? Or does the obnoxiously charismatic hotel owner know something about Lia that he's not sharing? As Lia attempts to uncover these answers, she may discover that in a supernatural world filled with constant posturing for power, being only human might just be her greatest strength.

Being the only human at a hotel for supernatural beings comes with all sorts of potential problems-especially when you're now their customer service expert and asked to ensure their latest conference goes smoothly. Despite Dahlia being unsure if she wants to stay at The Red Alder hotel longer than necessary, she's determined to prove she's up to the challenge of her latest assignment. She doesn't need special powers or abilities for her job, just an unbeatable arsenal of customer service tactics. But when problems arise at the hotel, like they did during the last conference, she can't help wondering if someone really is trying to sabotage The Red Alder. Except that's not her only problem. Being a human made her a target for blame the last time things went badly, and half the time she turns around the hotel owner with his obnoxiously captivating voice is standing there, waiting for her to mess up. This time can she prove someone is working behind the scenes? Or will she be thrown out on the street before proving her worth? Dive into this urban fantasy trilogy filled with slow burn romance, quirky side characters, and a heroine determined to save the day through quality customer service.

Dahlia has proved herself a valuable employee of The Red Alder, even gaining the approval of the enigmatic-and annoyingly captivating-hotel owner Zavion. And just in time, because she'll need all the support she can get for the hotel's latest conference, a meeting between light and shadow phantoms, two warring races who've hated each other for as long as their history exists. But this conference isn't Dahlia's only concern. She's more convinced than ever that The Red Alder has a hidden enemy looking to bring them down, and a conference between two nearly feuding races seems like the perfect time for them to strike. But who could the culprit be? As Dahlia works to balance her responsibilities and concerns, Zavion does the unthinkable-offers himself up to help however she needs. While the two become closer in ways Dahlia never expected possible, she can't let go of one thing: What does Zavion know about her past that he refuses to tell her? Dive into this urban fantasy trilogy filled with sweet, slow burn romance, quirky side characters, and a heroine determined to save the day through quality customer service. Perfect for fans of K. M. Shea's Magiford Supernatural City trilogies.