Three dates to die for.

Clara Babcock's not the dating type. Her job's demanding, and she hasn't had the best luck finding men who appreciate her particular skills. Killing monsters doesn't make for great dinner conversation.

Small problem: Her mother wants grand-babies to cuddle, and she's not about to leave such an important task solely up to her.

Bigger problem: Her mother signed her up for an exclusive dating service...for humans. Probably because Clara's kept her magic and her monster-hunting secret from her very human mother.

Biggest problem: Her dates might want her dead.

Dating for Monster Hunters features a matchmaking mom, a daughter with a magical secret, and three dates to die for. There might even be room for romance. Clara just has to give love a chance.

Warning! Gemma's books contain steamy shenanigans and enough naughty words to make someone (not her) blush.