The cards tried to warn me. I just didn’t want to believe them.

I don’t want to believe that the psycho, who nearly killed us once, is now stalking me with an offer I can’t refuse. Or that starting a private investigation agency with my mates is a bad idea. I sure as hell don’t want to believe that my next mate is cursed and living in a haunted mansion. Yeah, I’m living with a lot of denial—and that’s not healthy for me or my mates. But that’s not stopping us from starting the Tarot Arcana PI Agency–we’re like PI’s for the other side, when the dead have nowhere else to turn. And of course, our first client is the young girl whom my next mate is suspected of murdering. He’s the one that’s cursed.

About that family curse? It shrouds his aura, blocking his past life so he can’t receive the vivid recollections I’m getting—of when we met and how we instantly fell in love—until it all went horribly wrong. Still, our love has endured across millennia and countless lifetimes—it keeps bringing us back to fix this, and if I can’t lift the curse, we’ll have to try it all over again in another lifetime.

According to the cards, breaking that curse will cost him everything, and I’ll have to accept an offer I can’t refuse. The cards don’t always tell me what I want to hear, but they do tell me what I need to know.

Case of the Covered Hermit is a reverse-harem paranormal romance featuring multiple love interests, a slow burn focusing on emotional connections with a steamy fade to black, and the reincarnation of the oldest recorded reverse harem story in human history. Oh yeah, and lots of tarot cards. This is the third audiobook in the Tarot Arcana Mysteries series, with cliffhangers to the final two audiobooks.