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Jaq is a loner. He is completely happy with sharing his home with no one but his adopted dog and having as little to do as possible with the neighbors. Or so he thinks until he bumps into a grimling in the pouring rain. Whether he wanted it or not, the encounter in the murky woods changes his life forever.

When Briar sets out hunting with his clan mates on a rainy day, little does he know of how revolutionary consequences a simple act of goodwill can have. The nocturnal fays avoid contact with humans far as they can, but when it comes to choosing between saving a life or closing his eyes to evil, to Briar, the choice is clear.

But will anything good come out of the collision of the opposites? Is allowing the night to step over his threshold the silliest choice Jaq has ever made, or could it result in something positive?

Allowing the Night is a romantic fae fantasy novella (45k words) with a tad of darkness. Please note that the book is not suitable for underage readers because of the intimate scenes!