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PARENTING IS NEVER EASY, BUT I T’S A HELL OF A LOT HARDER WHEN YOUR TODDLER IS A CHUPACABRA.
PARANORMAL INVESTIGATOR AND CRYPTOZOOLOGIST Reggie has embraced her fate as parent to an adopted toddler, Eldi—a blood-sucking chupacabra with a fondness for goats. She wants nothing more than to put her complicated past in the rearview mirror and fade into as much obscurity as her toddler will allow. But a rash of UFOs in the night sky and a couple of crop-circle-carving Roombas force Reggie into an investigation that attracts the attention of an old enemy, an anti-supernatural agency hunting for creatures like Eldi. To outwit them, Reggie must team up with Calvin: a podcaster-turned-werewolf whose charm is a real threat to Reggie’s rule against romantic attachments.
With Reggie’s history quickly catching up to her and Eldi in the agency’s crosshairs, any shred of normalcy evaporates. Reggie must decide: Can she confront her dark past to save Eldi—and an entire alien species—from getting wiped out of the universe?
“A fun and action-packed adventure in the world of the supernatural. I’d go on an excursion with Reggie and her marvelously magical Winnebago anytime.”—Laura Krantz
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