Cains are known for being big, brutish and not-too-bright. The mutt clan embodies all the supernatural world’s worst stereotypes about werewolves. But not even the Cains deserve to be hunted down and skinned like animals.
The candlelight, the music, the rose petals strewn across the bed — a seduction meant for his benefit, not hers. He hadn’t intended to kill her. Lieutenant Eve Dallas hasn’t much to go on, but she’ll get him . . .
Half-vampire Catherine Crawfield is flirting with the grave, going after the undead with a vengeance, hoping that one of these deadbeats is her father. Then she’s captured by Bones, a vampire bounty hunter, and forced into an unlikely partnership.
Ever wondered what Bones was thinking and feeling when he and half-vampire Cat Crawfield first met? Or how their story might differ if he were the one telling it? Well, Cat had her say. Now, it’s Bones’ turn.
“Sarah has gifts we cannot train,” the letter whispered to her. As these gifts manifest, an attempt is made on her life. Isabelle Harton will need help from the Elemental Masters, and that means seeking out the man who broke her heart — the Wizard of London.
Valdemar does not yet exist but Mages do, and they are at war. The gryphons are Urtho’s champions, his air force defenders of whom Skandranon Rashkae is the best, the one sent to spy across enemy lines.
The cold, pitiless, unfeeling Judd Lauren, an elite soldier for the Psy, becomes the target of Brenna Kincaid, a wolf changeling who sees him as her only hope, terrified that she could become a killer hersel
