Noah needs three things: affordable housing, enough money to stay in college, and the courage to talk to Adrian. What he does not need is a Victorian mansion full of demons looking for a hobby. Unfortunately, the six supernatural residents of his suspiciously cheap new rental have already chosen one. Bored after centuries on Earth, Varek and his chaotic housemates decide to take turns terrifying their broke, science-minded tenant. There are rules, of course. No physical harm. No killing. No ruining the game too quickly. The problem is that Noah is almost impossible to scare, and worse, the demons start liking him. Then they discover his hopeless crush on Adrian. Suddenly the haunting becomes a matchmaking operation, complete with infernal dating advice, overprotective crows, supernatural interference, and a strict promise that Noah has to win Adrian's heart without magic doing the work for him. For the first time in a long while, Noah begins to believe he might have found both a home and a chance at love. But not every threat in his life is supernatural. When a real danger follows Noah and Adrian beyond the mansion's walls, the demons' ridiculous affection turns terrifyingly serious. Noah wanted a cheap room and maybe a boyfriend. He got six demonic fairy godmothers with questionable morals and very creative ideas about protecting family. The only question is whether his love life can survive their help.
Noah needs three things: affordable housing, enough money to stay in college, and the courage to talk to Adrian. What he does not need is a Victorian mansion full of demons looking for a hobby. Unfortunately, the six supernatural residents of his suspiciously cheap new rental have already chosen ...