Welcome to the Demon Hunter in Hiding Series

MEET HAZEL

On the surface, Hazel looks like the stereotypical nerdy researcher type – short, with long brown hair, and glasses – who’s stuck in a lab at Stanford University, doing ordinary old research for a professor. 

Except that couldn’t be further from the truth.  

By day, Hazel helps with her professor’s research into the paranormal, and at night, she hunts the supernatural creature that killed her parents five years ago. When she accidentally lets a demon out of a bottle (literally) and ends up possessed, she meets jaguar shifter Blade, and finds out the truth about who she is – a rare but powerful type of supernatural, who can control demons… 

Hazel has always been able to fix anything – machines, devices, computers… anything. What she didn’t realize it that it’s part of her powers. Now that she knows what she’s capable of, Hazel has to decide how she’s going to use that power, and who she’s going to help. 

Hazel’s deepest fear is that because her power is associated with demons, it means she must somehow be inherently evil. That maybe she’ll end up hurting the people she loves against her will. 

She must use every ounce of her persistence, her courage, and her brainpower to overcome her enemies and prove that she’s more than the sum of her powers… 

MEET BLADE

Blade is staunch in his desire to uphold the family tradition of being a demon hunter. He has been hunting demons since he was a kid, and is the best in the business. He knows everything there is to know about demons, and when he first meets Hazel, he thinks he’s going to have to kill her. She’s been possessed, that’s usually a death sentence for supernaturals. 

Luckily, Blade also has a light developed gut instinct. Something tells him to hold off on following his duty with Hazel. 

And it turns out he’s right.

Blade is highly controlled, and he hates taking risks. When he hunts demons he does it methodically, and with a precision that would make a surgeon jealous. When Hazel enters his life, she brings with it chaos and confusion, disaster and drama. And at first, Blade is highly resistant.

But then he figures out that maybe the reason for his control isn’t such a good reason after all, and that maybe we need to take a risk now and again to get the life we really want.