After being subjected to Satan's harshest punishment as repayment for being kind and repenting, Damon finds love in the town he founded as a refuge for magical families in Susan Grant's 'Mortal In Mysteria'.

Next, a Wyndam Werewolf believes he wants to be alone, until he meets the love of his life, but she's not a werewolf, so can it work? Let MaryJanice Davidson show you how well in 'Alone Wolf'.

In 'The Witches of Mysteria and the Dead Who Love Them', a vampire hunter succombs to love with a witch, only to die shortly thereafter and become a monster. Now, one of the Tawdry witch sisters will just have to convince him that a mixed marriage between a vampire and a witch can work, won't she? Gena Showalter pokes fun at Dark Shadows and Desparate Housewives both in one clever, fell swoop.

Finally, in P.C. Cast's 'Candy Cox and the Big, Bad Werewolf', a burnt out teacher discovers the anodyne to her broken heart, but her fear that Justin the wolf is too good to be true might sabotage her future.

The authors have made good use of the idea of a magical town as the vehicle to make their stories related without being directly tied together. Ms. Grant's is the most uplifting of the batch, being a feel good story as well as having an edge of wicked humor, but all of them make for good romantic satire.

Synopsis
Hunky werewolves, delicious demons and, drop-dead sexy witches all have the same address...

Hundreds of years ago, in the mountains of Colorado (just close enough to Denver for great shoe shopping), the small town of Mysteria was "accidentally" founded by a random act of demonic kindness. Over time, it has become a veritable magnet for the supernatural-a place where magic has quietly coexisted with the mundane world.

It's a town like any other town, where the high school's Fighting Fairies give fans something to cheer about, where everyone knows your name-if not exactly what you are-at the local bar, and where the wishing well actually lives up to its name. Strange occurrences happen every day, but now the ladies of Mysteria are about to unleash a tempest of seduction that will have tongues wagging for centuries to come...