Lesbian Paranormal/Halloween Romance - PG13 - Open Door Heat

Three wickedly cozy, consent‑forward romances in a haunted harbor—plus the storm‑lit mysteries, town shenanigans, and open‑door heat Moonveil Nights readers love. “Afterglow & Undertow” collects Books 7–9 in the bingeable sapphic fun‑horror romance series set in Tideglass Harbor, where the Moonveil fog thins the boundary and love holds the line.

• Book 7 — Witch Market & Wedding March: Maris Varela, tattooist and sigil artist, collides with logistics savant Quinn Adler over a high‑profile wedding. Pact‑ink only binds with consent, and when sabotage strikes, their chemistry and craft become the key to saving the ceremony—and choosing each other.

• Book 8 — Salt Circles & Second Chances: Salvage diver Becca Tran returns to the harbor she left behind, only to reunite with documentary filmmaker Yara El‑Sayegh. A wreck tied to the 1895 Binding coughs up truths, their cameras roll, and a second chance catches fire aboard a storm‑rocked boat.

• Book 9 — Seaglass & Star Charts: Innkeeper Lark Brennan and marine biologist Dr. Noor Amini prove it’s never too late. Together they map bioluminescent blooms—living barometers for the veil—and turn science and lore into a tender, luminous HEA.

Expect atmospheric scares (lighthouse glow, briney guestbooks, a child ghost who dares rather than harms), big community wins, and flirty, raunchy‑but‑retail‑safe intimacy: consent is on the page (Green • Comma • Red), dirty talk stays PG‑13, and aftercare is part of the love story. The town’s voice hums through every chapter—permit boards under plastic, Open Spiral crowd drills, Aunt Lark’s cocoa diplomacy, and Button’s striped mints tucked where you least expect them.

This collection advances the Harbor Binding meta‑mystery, nudges the Copper Mask legend into the light, and comes with playful world extras: the reader‑favorite ‘Dockside Dares’ list (gameable, PG‑13), recipe notes, and in‑universe ephemera you can print for your shelf. (Retail note: contains Books 7–9 previously published separately.)

Moonveil Nights is flirty, funny, and a little haunted—perfect for fans of cozy‑spooky romance who want open‑door heat without graphic detail, and who love their kisses lit by lantern rainbows. Pull up a blanket, pour something warm, and let Tideglass Harbor make you feel seen.