BirdieI was kind of halfway in love with Royce. Royce just wasn't aware of that, I didn't think. Sure, we went at it like cats and dogs verbally but I was pretty sure he didn't know I wanted to go at it like... things that go at it in a naked way. Marmots? Muskrats? Wasn't there a song about muskrats doing it? He didn't know I wanted to go at it like muskrats from a 70s yacht rock song.Officially, I'm a research associate for Halloran and Reynard, a small but powerful magical research lab. Unofficially, I work for Doctors Halloran and Reynard themselves, tracking down missing and runaway magic-users trying to stay out of the grasp of folks who want to control magic-users, turning us into lab rats and squeezing us dry before throwing us into the trash heap. I wanted to keep Royce out of it, keep him safe, so I broke things off with him as soon as I realized feelings had well and truly been caught.It wasn't my brightest move, really.When Royce decided to tag along with me on what was supposed to be a simple recon trip to check on a known rogue magic-user, everything went straight to Hell and my attempts to protect him by breaking off our burgeoning relationship were for nothing. Now we're both running and I have no idea how I'm going to get him out of this before they catch up to me.Fuzzy Logic is a MM speculative fiction/urban fantasy romance of approximately 49k words with a happy ending. It is part TWO of a THREE part series and can best be read after part ONE. It features the prickly one soft for the soft one, friends to lovers to friends and back to lovers again, an unwilling road trip, and a seeming mismatch being a true match.Please see trigger warnings inside the book before reading. Meredith is originally from Texas but lives elsewhere now with their family and two cats (who prefer to be referred to as tiny furry gods, thank you). They love writing and started, like most writers claim in their bios, at a very young age but only really fell in love with it after they discovered romance novels. Meredith loves to write queer-centered romance of the paranormal and spec fic/sci fi/urban fantasy varieties but has been known to dip their toes into contemporary and historical. Meredith can be found on social media if you're into consensual stalking of authors you like. If you're of a newsletter bent, you can sign up on Meredith's website for their occasional newsletter, which often includes upcoming release info, freebies or cheapies, ARC opportunities and other nifty stuff.Reader Group: www.facebook.com/groups/meredithsreadingranchAuthor Facebook: www.facebook.com/meredithspiesauthorTwitter: www.twitter.com/meredithspiesInstagram: www.instagram.com/meredithspiesWebsite and newsletter: www.booksbymeredith.com
