All About Levet

Book 15.5 in Guardians of Eternity

In these two delightful novellas, New York Times bestselling author Alexandra Ivy’s beloved Levet, the gargoyle with a heart of gold, takes center stage—with magical, comical, romantical results . . .
 
LEVET
Gargoyles do not admire difference—and Levet is undeniably different. Of miniscule stature, rather beastly looks, and with fragile, delicate wings, even his family has shunned him, banished him from his beloved Paris. That he is the only gargoyle ever to help defeat the Dark Lord and his hordes of minions makes no impression. But now Levet has come home, determined to be restored to the official Gargoyle Guild. To do so, he must confront the most feared gargoyle in all of Europe. The one who tried to kill him as a child: his own mother . . .

With few allies, Levet’s survival may depend on the aid of two strangers: Valla, a beautiful but damaged nymph, and Elijah, the fiercely possessive, love-struck vampire clan chief to whom she can’t quite surrender—unless Levet has something to do with it . . .

A VERY LEVET CHRISTMAS
A gargoyle of Levet’s charm and intelligence should not be facing a solitary Christmas. True, he may appear a little unconventional—even for a gargoyle. But what Levet lacks in height he makes up for in loyalty, and being banned from the festivities surrounding the Queen of Weres’ new pups is quite unfair.

So when a beautiful Christmas angel begs for help in fulfilling her duties, Levet is available. Armed with a magical wand, Levet confronts Damon, a pureblood Were intent on seizing the throne.  Challenging the King will put the pups at risk—and drive away Damon’s potential mate, Gia. Who better to convince Damon to choose love, not war, than a gargoyle expert in amour? . . .

**PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED as separate books: Levet and A Very Levet Christmas**

Genre: Paranormal

Series: Guardians of Eternity, Book 15.5

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CHAPTER ONE

Midnight in Paris, France

Walking through the dark shadows beneath the Eiffel Tower, Levet avoided the human tourists who strolled along the sidewalk to admire the carnival atmosphere that spilled through the streets despite the late hour.

Something inside of him seemed to bloom as he savored the sights and sounds that he’d been denied for so long. He loved Paris. It was the city of his birth.

The city where he’d first spread his wings and soared toward the night sky.  The city where he’d first lost his heart to a naughty imp who’d lured him beyond the few cottages that were all that made up the early town and taught him how to please a woman.

And the city where his greatest enemies resided. Enemies who also happened to be his family. His sense of homecoming vanished like a bubble being popped.

Being different wasn’t admired among the gargoyles.  And, when it was determined he was never going to grow beyond his miniscule three foot stature and that his wings were going to remain as delicate as a dew fairy’s that shimmered in hues of blue and crimson and gold, he was tossed away like a piece of rubbish.

No.  He scrunched his ugly gray face into a grimace, his long tail twitching at the unwelcomed memories.

He’d been more than tossed away.  He’d been banished.  Shunned by his own people.

With an effort, he squashed the painful recollections and reminded himself he was no longer that frightened enfant. Far from it. Just a few weeks ago he’d stood up to the baddest of the bad.

He, Levet the Gargoyle, hero of all ages, had defeated the Dark Lord and his hordes of minions.

Cue swelling music.

Okay, there had perhaps been a few vampires and Weres who helped destroy the bastard.  And Abby had been there, the current Goddess of Light.  Oh, and a Sylvermyst or two.  And curs…

But he’d been the one who had struck the killing blow.

Right before the Dark Lord had skewered him with a lightning bolt that had burned straight through his chest and into his heart.  If it hadn’t been for Yannah’s swift action he would even now be nothing more than toast.

Extra-crispy toast.

He heaved a rueful sigh, not quite as grateful as he should be. The pretty, flighty, lethally dangerous female demon was enough to make any poor man’s head spin. For weeks she’d lead him on a merry dance, appearing and then disappearing.  Kissing him one minute and slugging him on the chin the next.

It had been…exasperating.  But also thrilling.

What male did not love the danse de l’amour? But after she’d rescued him from the cellar of the warehouse where he’d halted the looming apocalypse, she’d taken him to her cozy little home.

In hell.

Literally.

Fire.  Brimstone.  Ghouls. And a full-blood Jinn as a next door neighbor. Not the most comfortable place for a gargoyle who was never so happy as when he was soaring across a star-spangled sky.

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March 31, 2020

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