Darrick MacBrehon, a government auditor, wakes among the dead. Bloodied and disoriented from a gaping head wound, the man who staggers out of the mine crack in Redbird, West Virginia, is much more powerful—and dangerous—than the one thrown in. An orphan with an unknown past, he must now figure out how to have a future.
Sometimes fate gets it all wrong.
Zoey Kent has lived with that fact ever since she turned eighteen and learned that the man she loved could never be hers. He’s a born shifter, a wolf, and she’s a mere human. Fate doesn’t care if on paper they’re a perfect pair. She isn’t his fated mate and she’s resigned herself to the knowledge that someday, she’ll have to watch Michael mate with another. It’s never crossed her mind that there might be someone else out there for her, that she would be the one to mate another, to choose another over everything she’s ever known or wanted.
Kalili has Faith.
Heaven and Hell don't approve.
Their trials have only begun.
Kalili and Faith - the last of the Thirteens - have found the passionate partner they craved, leaving lonely lives behind. Their love might be forbidden, even scandalous to their peers, but they don't care. They'll brazen it out.
But if they thought they were done with their former employers, they were mistaken.
Just because they've fought free of the first efforts to bring them back into the fold doesn't mean they're in the clear.
After Detective Elena Romero's partner is shot and is in critical condition, she learns she has to baby-sit a rookie detective, Pete Cummings. But before she can argue with her Captain, a robbery takes place downtown and she is the only detective available.
Romero and Cummings investigate the robbery and learn that it is tied in with the one where her partner was shot. Romero also learns she is working with an angel.
