Devraj Santos discovers her unconscious and battered, with no memory of who she is. Although she may be their enemy’s most insidious weapon, Dev is drawn this woman who’s been stripped of her memories and programmed to carry out murder.
Two fierce changelings from opposing packs, both used to being on top, are forced to work together to recover a kidnapped brilliant changeling researcher.
Her son held hostage, Ashaya Aleine is a brilliant Psy scientist forced to spearhead the creation of a neural implant meant to enslave her race. Rescue comes as a sniper, a leopard changeling who hates all Psy.
Nalini Singh pulls away another dark layer of sheer desire, revealing passions unknown, when a ghost returns from a leopard changeling’s past, making him question everything — even his base animal instincts.
Nalini Singh takes us deeper into the world of the Psy and the changelings, where a gifted woman sees passion in her future — a passion that is absolutely forbidden by her kind . . .
It’s the first year of true peace until the world begins to break apart at an astonishing rate and an archangel disappears. Those broken bonds Elena has may never be repaired when her father has a heart attack. Then an Ancestor stirs, but even the Cadre may not be able to stop the countdown to the end.
A monster hurricane, a long-lost father, the Irish mob, and a rogue vampire are all trying their darndest to smash Dead End, Florida into pieces — and then another dead body shows up. What are a pawn shop owner and tiger shifter PI to do?
It’s a tempestuous mix of demons and humans as they tiptoe into a two-week exchange program that hatreds cause to explode. It’s Logan, Death’s son, and Eva Tennant who have their own battle of prejudices to dissect.
Attempting to escape her grief, Elphyra MacPherson creates a new life in Starlight Hollow with old and new friendships and new adventures.
Werewolf Virginia “Ginny” French’s curse means no one can remember her, so much so, she’s thinking about doing something really wild just to entertain herself. It’s Ezekiel Grayle who benefits from her boldness. He may have planned solitude for his writing, but his thoughts of Ginny do not include solitude.