The First Lily Hills Creatures Short Story

Beatrice knew two things for certain. First, Duke was up to something. Secondly, she was going to find out what it was.

I have an exciting announcement for my Little Creatures. You can begin reading the series today, with the first of many short story installments. The wait to jump into the newly re-imagined and rewritten series is over.

Lily Hills Creatures now features a combination of short stories and novel length books, expanding on not only the characters you know and love, but bringing in new creatures, side character romances, and world-building for you to enjoy.

The full length novels will hold spice and more drama, with each short story honing in on the coziness of the magically protected town of Lily Hills.

I can’t wait for you to meet the laugh-out-loud hilarious Beatrice Weatherbee. If you are a fan of Red Forman from That 70s Show, you’ll love Beatrice and her grumpy attitude, which naturally hides her kind soul.

About A Peculiar Day at Warm Welcome Café:

Some days in Lily Hills are almost typical. Today was not one of them.

Running the Warm Welcome Café in a magically protected city means serving everyone—humans, demons, creatures, and everything in between. Beatrice has managed it for years, foregoing retirement, with precisely three things: good coffee, delicious baked goods, and a grumpy attitude.

She doesn’t mind the demons. She’s used to the creatures. What she cannot tolerate is him, Duke, the owner of The Brew. He is not her competition, surely not, but he is an annoyance she’d rather do without.

When a witch suggests a way to know without a shadow of a doubt who has ill will towards her, Beatrice thinks of him, and has to know the truth.

The result is anything but what she expected.

A Peculiar Day at Warm Welcome Café is a cozy slice-of-life short story set in the world of Lily Hills Creatures, a perfect entry point for newcomers and a warm return for longtime Little Creatures.

Read the first Lily Hills Creatures short story now for $0.99 or free with your KU subscription.

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