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Meet Camille LaMontagne. Her parents have a surprise for her. A motorbike, a legacy as a voodoo priestess, and an arranged marriage. What's a girl to do?

Camille thought she knew her family—eccentric, secretive, but harmless. She certainly never imagined her mother was a powerful voodoo priestess, or that Camille was expected to inherit both her magic and her role… complete with a carefully chosen husband. Fresh out of university with a degree in library science, Camille has plans for her life—and none of them involve destiny, dark magic, or an engagement she didn't agree to.

So she runs.

With nothing but a motorbike, a stubborn streak, and no real plan beyond following the road, Camille heads north—and promptly crashes into a whole new kind of trouble. Georgia turns out to be crawling with goblins, and Camille is dangerously unprepared to deal with them. Magic she doesn't understand. Enemies she was never trained to fight. And a local woman who seems to know far more about Camille's potential than Camille does herself.

As goblin attacks escalate and unwanted suitors refuse to disappear, Camille is forced into a risky bargain. To survive, she'll have to confront the legacy she tried to escape—and decide whether fate is something she can outrun, rewrite… or finally claim.

Goblins in Georgia is book one in the Monsters & Motorbikes series—urban fantasy with paranormal women's fiction energy, with monsters and mayhem, and a young woman learning that freedom isn't free.