Riley thought he knew what to expect from college, but he never planned for angels, demons, or a team of attractive, overprotective Guardians. When one fateful night opens his eyes to a world he never knew existed, Riley Shepard must navigate a host of supernatural dangers, all while struggling with new and confusing feelings for his guardian angels. With the promise of friends, family, and freedom finally within his grasp, he fears not only for his heart but for his life as well. Lucky for him, some things are worth dying for.

Excitement brews in Crossroads for everyone but Callum Macgregor. The harvest festival coincides with a total eclipse, but a broken engagement leaves Cal with no desire for fun. Then a surprise visit from his old law partner, Isaac Bingham, drops a bombshell. Cal must attend the festival or the world faces unparalleled disaster. Why did accountant Meg Adler’s career and romances fizzle? Jobless again, she receives a mysterious offer from a man named Bingham, but they must meet at the Crossroads Harvest Festival. Meg is leery, but it’s not the end of the world if this doesn’t pan out. Right? Ancient evil prowls the shadow of the eclipse, and the key to saving the present lies in the past. In a time-traveling adventure, Cal and Meg enter a mystic maze hot on the trail of two magic artifacts. Can they fulfill a dead man’s mission and discover a new future with each other?

Olivia Waterhouse has just graduated from nursing school and has her whole life ahead of her—until she gets drafted. Problem is, she isn’t being forced into the Army, she’s been chosen as a Kindred bride and she has no say in the matter. Baird is a huge, muscular Beast Kindred with golden eyes who recently escaped imprisonment and torture at the hands of the malevolent Scourge. Through the torment and pain only one thing kept him sane—the thought of finding and claiming his bride—Olivia. His need to possess her is a burning intensity that threatens to consume them both.

How bad can a blind date with a vampire really be? The last thing Ryan Harding needs is his brother setting him up on dates with random women. Yes, he’s been avoiding relationships and burying himself in work, but come on, a blind date? Surely things aren’t that desperate. Still…the cute blonde at the bar is pretty amazing. Kind of sexy as hell. Why did he think a blind date was so bad again?

Detective Jesse Aaron has no leads in the murder of Rosa Logan when pretty blonde Sariah Brennan claims to have seen the killer—in a vision. Unfortunately the man she identifies is dead—or is he?Sariah is an unsophisticated small town girl, but her background and her motives are mysterious, and she seems to be hiding something. Jesse is increasingly convinced she has guilty knowledge of the crime, even as he finds himself more and more attracted to her. How can he unravel the web of secrets, without putting Sariah at risk, before the killer strikes again?

He’s determined to leave his past behind. She’s committed to a new and better future. But a guarded heart and an inability to trust may be too much to overcome, even in paradise.

Cass Cutler’s life is full—of nothing. So when she gets the news that she’s inherited her father’s yacht, there’s no reason not to head to paradise for a new start on the picture perfect beaches and the crystal clear waters of Panama for a fresh start. Learning how to sail and operate a boat is just the challenge she needs.

When Archer Wolfe arrived in Panama he was looking for a change of scenery and maybe a bit of adventure, he was definitely not looking for a relationship. But a feisty little blond in a tight tank top fiercely determined to prove she can handle the big boat she somehow inherited, could change all of that. If only he can convince her to give in to their desire.

Despite their attraction, the last thing Cass wants or needs, is another man in her life who’s just going to leave. Archer is nothing more than fantasy, and he needs to stay that way if she hopes to save her inheritance—and her heart—before she loses everything.

Twelve years ago, I left Thornchapel—and the two boys I gave my heart to—behind. And now I’ve returned, hopeful…and wary. Because it’s so very easy to be drawn back into the world of the seductive and elegant Auden Guest…and into the world of his worst enemy, St. Sebastian Martinez. The beautiful and brooding St. Sebastian is as irresistible as he ever was, and Auden is just as handsome and arrogant, and the three of us can’t seem to unknot ourselves from each other. From the hasty promise we three made all those years ago. As Thornchapel slowly tightens its coil of truths and lies around us, our reluctant threesome starts unravelling into filthy, holy pleasure and pain. Together we’ve awakened a centuries-old fate that will either bloom like a rose…or destroy us all.

Madeline Russo is a pretty-but-shy boutique store worker whose life changes overnight when she crosses paths with a charismatic billionaire, Harry Morrigan. Harry is grumpy, demanding, and so full of himself. Yet, there’s something about him that succeeds in charming Madeline, who agrees to accompany him to an extravagant party where Harry introduces her to a world of luxury, power, and class. Can she trust him though? He still seems obsessed over his glamourous ex-girlfriend, Angelina Kramer, and his endeavors with Madeline might just be a way to get back together with his ex.

Luck plays no part in the business I grew from the ground up. Nor has luck played a part in my relationships. Women can’t see past my bed or my bank account. I’ve given up expecting them to. That’s until Adeline walks through the door of Blue Sky. Out of her depth, young, gorgeous, tempting Adeline. I want to kiss her, touch her, taste her. Take her innocence. I should let her go. But I can’t.

He was cashing out. First the bullet in the back and now the death of his closest friend – it was time to go out with a bang. When he threw the dynamite he knew it was the end of the road for him. Waking up was a shock. Even more so to find himself tied down being operated on by a woman alone. She had to be plumb crazy out of her mind in order to help him. You didn’t fix an animal like him. You put him down with a bullet to the brain, before he could turn and devour…everything. She was good and he, well…he was bad.