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I’m a monster hiding in human skin. Shutting off my emotions should not be this easy. But because it is, I’m the man Johnston calls on when he needs a job taken care of. Which is how I end up bunking at the Texas Charter’s clubhouse for the next foreseeable future. At the same clubhouse where my club brother and his woman live.

Maelwen is a young witch trapped in a harsh and unforgiving life. Friendless and alone, she endures pain and abuse to survive in the desolate land of Iowain. Cicerine, a sweet young faun, lives in the idyllic glade of Kanitosh Woods. Alongside her mother and closest friend, she grows up in reverence of the god, Idyth—led by the mysterious Father Farragen. Escaping her tormentor and seeking a new life of her own, Maelwen finds a fresh start in the trade city of Konidas.

Being the mother charter prez, I've got to lead by example. Treat your old lady with respect. Keep a level head. Never make rash decisions. But Aaliyah tips my entire world upside down. My blood runs hot every time she steps into the room. It's a struggle to keep my hands to myself around her. It's easier when I know she's got a man she lives with. But when he screws up, that major boundary is now off the table, and I'm about to wreck my entire world and destroy the example I'm trying to make because Aaliyah...I need a taste.

Carla Ocoda has grown up in the shadow of her father's legacy, always being compared to his great actions, and then always reminded of the alternate future where she became the doom of humankind. However, even with all that is thrust upon her, she has grown up to be a normal young girl. Thanks, due in part to Qui Shi and Andrew Jackson's constant care. Now a message from the past is sent to Carla from her father.

Saiden, a Blood-Cursed legionnaire—blessed by both the God of Life and Goddess of Death—is a paradox. Called both “death-bringer” and “world-ender,” she is surprisingly careful about taking lives and proving herself to be a monster. Torn between her loyalty to her queen and the need to protect her people, Saiden struggles to decide who she is going to be in a world that has already cast her aside.

I've been obsessed with her since the moment she opened up her little bookstore/coffee shop in town. And despite her obvious hatred of me, it hasn't stopped me from pursuing her. The club runs the security at her store, and not going to lie--I stalk her. I follow her every move every second that I can. Which is how I see the two shadowed figures right before they break into her store. Will I be too late to save her? Or am I going to be left picking up her pieces?