Bound by Blood and Oath
Vera wants nothing more than to live a quiet life without the magic that took everything from her, but when a new decree by the king she was born to protect leaves her town of exiles in ruin, Vera is forced to step out of the shadows.
Wracked with guilt and anger, Vera swears to avenge the fallen. To do that, however, Vera must enlist the help of the mysterious War King: the leader of a ruthless sect of Forsaken hellbent on causing the crown as much suffering as the crown has caused them.
Vera soon discovers that the War King is not who she thought he was, and the more she gets to know him, the harder it becomes to keep not only her magic in check, but her heart too.
As faces from the past resurface, she must learn to embrace the magic she was taught to fear before she loses everyone she swore to protect.
Bitten by the Beast
Stella does not believe in monsters. Not the kind that suck blood, or the ones who allegedly transform under the full moon. The only monster she’s sure of is the man who has her imprisoned in his castle.
Stella is a baker’s granddaughter, hungrier than ever—not for the sweet rolls she makes—but for adventure. When her grandmother’s disappearance leads her to a castle obscured by mist, her dreams of traveling the world shatter.
Thane has given up trying to find a way to break the curse that will claim his humanity before the year comes to an end. But when a stubborn young woman breaks into his home and demands he release the old hag who tried to kill him, hope sparks.
Her only way to regain her freedom is to win the heart of a monster.
His only way to break his curse is to be worthy of her love.
Can two unlikely people learn to love not only each other, but themselves, before all is lost?
Of Bonds and Betrayal
He killed her family.
She pillaged his land.
When a human lord pays the ultimate price in the centuries long war between two rival immortals, the Unseen Council comes to a unanimous decision without them. To circumvent the discovery of their existence, the two factions must come together or face extinction at the council’s hand.
Amara would rather walk across molten iron than take the vampire king’s hand in marriage, but with no guarantee her kin could survive the onslaught of a unified council, she agrees, but not before she devises a plan to eradicate the vampires once and for all.
James would rather drive a stake through his unbeating heart than give the Fae queen his hand in marriage, but when his second in command suggests they use the arrangement to locate the Fae courts vault of enchanted artifacts, he begrudgingly agrees.
Will they be able to find a way out of their union before time runs out?