A Paranormal Therapist's Guide to Divorce: And Falling in Love Again

By: Steere, Sylvia

When Maxine is stood up at the courthouse to sign her divorce papers, she doesn't realize the man she meets there will be the only one who can protect her from what's to come. Her work as a relationship therapist for inter-species couples will make her the accidental guardian of a draconic egg, and trying to save its innocent shell will embroil her in a secret anti-human society's conspiracy.

Maxine only wants to help. That vampire/human couple that got their romantic beginning through stalking and codependency? That werewolf/human couple who can't figure out how to make things work in the bedroom? Maxine is there to coach healthy communication based on mutual respect. It's never over-easy; relationships take work.

But desperate to prove her worth after being divorced by a celestial, Maxine will happily paint targets on her own back if it will protect the egg. Scrambling to save her from herself, will her reluctant bodyguard convince Maxine that her own life is valuable? Will the anti-human cabal succeed in their sinister plans?

A Paranormal Therapist's Guide to Divorce is a laugh-out-loud urban fantasy adventure with action, romance, and a lot of egg puns.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0GWMBHVNX
• ISBN13: 9798995026808
• Release Date: April 2026
• Publisher: Sylvia Steere
• Length: 316 Pages
• Weight: 0.81 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Slow start, but worth it

This is a slow story at first. We meet our main character and find out what’s going on in her life, her work… and I just did not care. Three chapters in and I was really wondering if I would be able to keep reading this. So many books you get the draw, that “hook” in the story so early. This one takes its time, but not in a bad way. It just starts as a day in the life of a person going through, and dealing with a lot. Once the story gets going it’s interesting world building. Explains that structure of world or culture, even race/species within this world, without treating the reader like they are stupid. Which is not easy. There are so many layers within all that can make or break a good story, it’s difficult to dive into without seemingly “mansplaining” it. I thought this was a fun, witty, humor filled book with good character development and really liked the characters. Would not mind reading more from the main characters as well as some of the minor ones. Arc read