Taken by the Twins

I always knew I was too much Tandy for one man... but what about two demons? After another Christmas alone, I was preparing for a New Year's Eve party when I got the text that changed my life. Next thing I know, I'm bursting in on my old bandmate-and former friend-only to discover her apartment is empty. Well, empty-ish. Because, as nosy as ever, I snooped a little... and that's when I found the old book that I've been dreaming about since I was a teen. I don't really know why I'm so drawn to it, or how the hell Sierra got her hands on it, but I can't help myself. I flip it open and start reading a random page, and that's when they appeared. Identical. Huge everywhere, and I'm not just talking about their horns, either. Made of shadows and with eyes glowing brighter than Times Square, they each grab one of my hands and away we go. Where? Turns out they're from this immortal demon realm where they've spent more than two thousand years waiting for the one woman meant for them alone: me. I've never had a partner who wanted me for me. I've been the other woman trashed in the press, and the one discarded for someone better. The idea that these big demons are utterly devoted to me is tempting-and so is how... eager they each are to convince me to choose him. Throw in the offer of immortality and I'm thinking this might not be so bad... until I find out there's one teeny-tiny bit of fine print they forgot to mention. Because demon twins are rare, and one thing that makes them different than any of the other monsters in this place? Is that they have to share theirs. Me? I'm the lucky chick who's supposed to belong both Damien and Lucian... unless I decide to reject the twins. And I only have until the gold moon to make up my mind. *Taken by the Twins is the seventh story in the Sombra Demons series. A holiday-themed novella that leads to the final book in the series, it tells the story of Tandy, a former party girl ready to settle down at all, and the twin demons, Damien and Lucian, who want nothing more than to share their new mate.