num_pages: 298
description: Symbols have power...Aren Montrell has heard tales of the Oestend wraiths - mysterious creatures which come in the night and kill anyone who's not indoors. Aren's never had reason to believe the stories but when he takes a job as a bookkeeper on the BarChi a dusty cattle ranch on the remote Oestend prairie he soon learns that the wraiths are real. Aren suddenly finds himself living in a supposedly haunted house and depending on wards and generators to protect him from unseen things in the night. As if that's not enough he has to deal with a crotchety old blind woman face cows that look like nothing he's ever seen before and try to ignore the fact that he's apparently the most eligible bachelor around.Aren also finds himself the one and only confidante of Deacon the BarChi's burly foreman. Deacon runs the BarChi with an iron fist and is obviously relieved to finally have somebody he can talk to. As their relationship grows Aren learns there's more to Deacon and the BarChi than he'd anticipated. Deacon seems determined to deny both his Oestend heritage and any claim he may have to the BarChi ranch but if Aren is to survive the perils of Oestend he'll have to convince Deacon to stop running from the past and finally claim everything that's his. Reader Advisory: This book is set in an alternate reality and contains scenes of violence mild D/s and bondage and a M/M/M mnage scene.
language: English
title: Song of Oestend
publisher: Total-E-Bound Publishing