START WITH
ALLERGIC TO
MY ALPHA.
He's smitten. She's sneezing. It's going great.
- A midlife heroine with excellent taste and mild allergies
- An alpha who is trying his very best
ALLERGIC TO MY ALPHA
A Paranormal Romantic Comedy
He's smitten. She's sneezing. It's going great.
Stevie Odette fixes broken systems for a living, and the Deveux Grand, a glamorous hotel and casino in the misty Pacific Northwest, is the most broken system she's ever seen. The slot machines howl. The elevator has a Duran Duran problem. And somebody keeps doing quietly, impossibly thoughtful things she can't explain: the perfect coffee, the dimmed lights, the chair that always smells faintly of cedar.
What Stevie doesn't know is that the Deveux Grand runs on werewolves, and its four-hundred-year-old alpha owner took one look at her and knew she was his fated mate. What Beck Deveux doesn't get to do is say so. Stevie is immune to the one sense that would prove it, and pack law is brutally clear: you do not tell a woman she's yours when she has no way to check your work. So the most powerful man in the building is reduced to memorizing her coffee order, white-knuckling his own instincts, and hoping she solves the puzzle before her thirteen-day contract runs out.
She's brilliant, deadpan, and treats his heart like a spreadsheet with a missing column. He's a lovesick apex predator losing a slow, dignified battle with himself. And the harder they both try to keep it professional, the worse it gets. And, quietly, the better.
A steamy, laugh-out-loud fated-mates rom-com.
An Unfinished Business story.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Grown women with full calendars,
questionable coping mechanisms,
and no time for the supernatural.
Her stories pair sharp banter with real longing, impossible love interests with inconvenient feelings, and friendships sturdy enough to survive bad decisions, magical emergencies, and the kind of group text that should probably be admissible in court.
Addie's debut series leans into midlife romance, where the heroines know themselves well enough to be dangerous, and are still perfectly capable of choosing chaos when chaos has excellent shoulders. Her love interests may be supernatural, but the heart of every story is deeply human: finding joy, being seen, and falling hard when you were pretty sure you had already learned your lesson.
No cliffhangers. Standalone stories. Characters worth remembering.
Addie writes under a pen name. Private lives are nice, and search engines are forever.
THE UNFINISHED
BUSINESS SERIES
Five neurodivergent midlife women host a true-crime podcast in a New England town that's secretly crawling with the supernatural. One by one, the five men of the local enforcement Division get sent to shut them up. They fall catastrophically in love instead.
Wickmere looks like a quiet coastal town. It is not. Under the lobster shacks and the tide charts, there's a whole bureaucracy of the dead, the damned, and the furry, and a five-man Division whose entire job is keeping humans from finding out. They are very good at monsters. They are spectacularly, hopelessly bad at the five women of Unfinished Business, a podcast that has never once let a thread go.
Because these women don't spook and they don't drop it. They file records requests. They laminate. They notice the thing that doesn't fit and they say it out loud, on mic, to an audience of thousands. Every book, the Division assigns one of its own to handle the podcast problem quietly. Every book, that man ends up memorizing a coffee order, learning to text back, and defending these women to his own boss instead. The masquerade doesn't fall to a war. It falls to a group chat and a betting pool.
This is a series about being too much for a world built too small, and finding the person, and the loud, meddling, casserole-bearing found family, who wants the unedited version. You'll laugh the bad way, the kind that makes people at the next table relocate. You'll go soft for a big quiet man who lowers the lights without being asked. And you'll feel seen, because nobody here gets fixed. Nobody's broken. They get met.
Warm, funny, open-door paranormal rom-com. Five couples, one town, a guaranteed happily-ever-after every single book, and zero body count. Roughly nine hundred embarrassment count.
READ IN ANY ORDER · CRY-LAUGH IN EVERY ONE
Book OneReaper of Interest
Book TwoDemon of Interest
Book ThreeShifter of Interest
Book FourVampire of Interest
Book FiveWitch of Interest
NO CLIFFHANGERS · STANDALONE STORIES
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the Unfinished Business series?
Unfinished Business is a paranormal romantic comedy series set in Wickmere, a sleepy coastal town that is secretly hiding a whole bureaucracy of the supernatural. Five neurodivergent midlife women run a true-crime podcast. The local enforcement Division keeps sending men to shut them down. Those men keep falling in love instead. Each book is a standalone rom-com.
Where can I read Allergic to My Alpha?
You can get Allergic to My Alpha free right now through the BookFunnel link at the top of this page. It is a complete fated-mates rom-com that also works as an introduction to the Unfinished Business world. Future books will be available at major retailers once they are released.
Do I have to read the books in order?
No. Each book is designed to stand alone, with its own couple and its own complete story. Reading in order will show you the slow collapse of the supernatural masquerade and the ongoing group chat chaos, but you can jump in wherever you like.
What format are the books available in?
The free book is delivered as an e-book through BookFunnel, which supports Kindle, Apple Books, Kobo, and direct download. Future releases will be available in e-book and paperback, with audio where it makes sense.
How steamy are these books?
They are open-door paranormal rom-coms. Expect chemistry, banter, and explicit scenes between people who actually like each other. The heat comes with humor and a lot of emotional payoff.
Is the series finished?
Not yet. Five books are planned, one for each member of the Division and each woman of the podcast. Allergic to My Alpha is a prequel-style introduction, and the Unfinished Business books are on the way. If you want release alerts, grab the free book and stay on the mailing list.
Why does Addie Taylor use a pen name?
Private lives are nice, and search engines are forever. The pen name lets the books exist loudly while the human behind them keeps a little peace and quiet.