How to Housebreak Your HellhoundFirefighter Pyro has two problems: he's hopelessly in love with the 911 dispatcher who thinks he's reckless, and he's a hellhound trying very hard not to expose what he really is.Running into burning buildings without backup? Just another Tuesday for Pyro, who happens to be immune to fire. The problem is, his crush-dispatcher Harry Hastings-notices every dangerous choice through their radio calls, and Pyro's track record is making it impossible to convince Harry he's worth the risk.Six months ago, they bonded in the heat of battle against an ancient demon. Then Harry saw Pyro's true hellhound form and ran. Now they're taking things slow-glacially slow-and Pyro's trying to prove he can be careful. Responsible. Totally not the kind of guy who'd shift into a massive supernatural creature to save lives.But when Harry's house burns down with his foster son trapped inside, Pyro throws caution to the wind.One dramatic rescue and several exposed secrets later, Harry's marked by demon magic, targeted by an ancient evil, and finally forced to confront the truth: his "careful" dispatcher life just collided with a world of hellhounds, dimensional barriers, and a bonded mate who'd walk through literal fire for him.Now they have to defeat a demon lord, protect Haven's supernatural secrets, and figure out if a human and a hellhound can build a forever that actually works-assuming they survive long enough to try.A paranormal romance featuring found family, foster kid wisdom, a hellhound who's very bad at being subtle, and a dispatcher learning that sometimes the scariest thing isn't demons-it's letting yourself fall in love. Avery Adams currently resides in the deep south and loves to go fishing, take road trips, and spend lots of time with family when not writing

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