When the impossibly handsome Alistair Overton approached curvy Cami Bakersfield on the dancefloor of a nightclub, she could not believe her luck. Little did she know, there was nothing lucky about this. She had already been chosen. And before she knew it, Cami would end up in a luxurious mansion alongside four of the sexiest men she had ever seen in her life. 

So, it all began when I inherited a house in Oregon from a grandmother I barely knew. This was strange enough on its own. But little did I know the house came bundled with a bunch of hunky men who not only refused to leave, but insisted I live with them. Oh, and they were all shape-shifting werebears! They said, it was my “destiny” to bear a child with one of them and bring everlasting peace to all of the bear clans in the world.

When her grandmother passed away, 19-year-old Lorena Quinn was left a small fortune in her will. Along with a further surprise. Upon accepting the inheritance, Lorena learned that she was central to a prophecy. A prophecy that forecast the end of the world, and Lorena was the only one who could save it. For this to happen, Lorena would have to have a child with one of the four sons of Vlad - commonly known as vampires.

When the gorgeously handsome Brandt Ridley offered cute Brenna Evans a place to stay after she was made homeless, she could not say no. And she could not believe her eyes when she stepped inside his beautiful New York City penthouse apartment and met his three stunningly handsome housemates. Brenna felt like she was the luckiest girl in the world. Little did she know, none of this was luck. It was design.

“I discovered I was pregnant despite not touching a man for over a year; this was impossible, but then I realized why...." Jenny Parker doesn’t have much going on in her life until she makes the shocking discovery that she is pregnant despite her love life being nonexistent. Before she can wrap her head around this medical miracle, she is kidnapped and taken to an extravagant mansion by three handsome men who claim to be powerful demigods. It is revealed that she has been chosen for godhood, and her pregnancy is a result of a blood curse from another god.

Syssi's paranormal foresight lands her a job at Dr. Amanda Dokani's neuroscience lab, but it fails to predict the thrilling yet terrifying turn her life will take. Syssi has no clue that her boss is an immortal who'll drag her into a secret, millennia-old battle over humanity's future. Nor does she realize that the professor's imposing brother is the mysterious stranger who's been starring in her dreams.

Amber Benson has no idea what to do for the rest of her life, let alone what major to pick for college. So when she inherits an apartment in Manhattan from a grandmother she never knew, she moves there faster than a New York minute. Her plan to find herself is soon derailed—on the subway, where she’s attacked by demons. Even crazier? She defends herself with something she never knew existed: magic.

"Happily Ever After" wasn't supposed to come with a do-over option. But when my husband of 20 years packs up and heads for greener pastures, and my son heads away to college, that's exactly what my midlife becomes. A do-over. This time, though, I plan to do things differently. Age is just a number, after all, and at 40 I'm ready to carve my own path. Eager for a fresh start, I make a somewhat unorthodox decision and move to a tiny town in the Sierra foothills.

One momen, Ruby Grace is an ordinary girl enjoying a ski trip in the Adirondack Mountains and the next she’s running through the woods as a wolf. She wakes up the next morning, confused and alone, and traces her steps to the last place she was before blacking out—Connor Ward’s house. The mysterious, gorgeous guy with hypnotizing dark eyes who can’t seem to decide if he loves or hates her.

I cannot believe my bad luck when an embossed envelope arrives at my door just one week before my twenty-fifth birthday. Which just happens to be the cut-off date for being called up for the testing of the blood. I thought I was in the clear, turns out that I was wrong. I don’t know all the ins and outs of the whole dragon tribute selection process, only that it has something to do with a person’s DNA.