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Ich bin eine Pantherwandlerin. Dominant, fokussiert, nicht für Spielchen zu haben. Lediglich bei Blake – Werwolf, Ausbilder und der Nachkomme eines Alphas – reagiert mein Körper wie fremdgesteuert. Er bringt mich regelmäßig an den Rand der Selbstbeherrschung. Es wäre einfacher, ihn zu ignorieren, wenn er nicht gleichzeitig mein größter Rivale und engster Verbündeter wäre. Die Dracul sind zurückgekehrt, und wir müssen die Schülerschaft gemeinsam vor ihrem Einfluss schützen. Nicht ahnend, dass sich der Feind direkt unter uns befindet...

To reclaim her throne, Tauria leaves behind her safety to travel across courts. A marriage alliance with the prickly Prince of Olmstone could grant her the power to fight for her kingdom . . . or inspire a monarch's deadly vengeance that threatens all she holds dear. No amount of distance can make Nik forget his desires, but caught in a torturous conflict of heart against duty, he's at risk of losing both. Now is the time to choose. Claim the bond and accept the prophesy that kept him from her all this time . . . or set his aching heart-and hers-free once and for all.

In the world of the shifter elite, a safe female is one without power. For me, that means hide or die. When wraiths invade my neighborhood and shit goes sideways, becoming a Guardian might be the only way to earn myself—and my beast—protection. The elite training program begins at the local shifter college, so I pack up my swords and my brother, and off to school I go. It’s no surprise that Guardian training is sexist as hell. But I didn’t expect to be trapped inside the campus walls, battling magical simulations rather than joining the real forces as they wage war on the monsters outside.

Between her service in the U.S. Army and her new life living with supernaturals in Alaska, Melena Sanders has had her loyalty and duty tested in every possible way. Or so she thought. Tensions among supernatural factions in Fairbanks are growing after the city's recent attacks, and she must pick a side. Her nephilim lover Lucas needs her help to search for his missing brother - whose disappearance may not be all it seems.

I had the chance to leave these lands and avoid the war—but I chose to stay. I chose to stay because if I don't keep Harlow safe, she'll die. The demons are a foe too powerful, invulnerable to Huntley's fire-breathing dragons, a fiend so untouchable that HeartHolme and the other kingdoms stand no chance. I tried so hard to fight it, restrained my emotions from the first time we were together, but the inevitable has come to pass. I've fallen hard for this woman—a human. I've chosen to risk my immortality for her even though she wouldn't forsake her humanity for me.

The spark of war. The separation of Lovers by oceans and seas isolates a vulnerable king. Those are the words haunting Augustus Triarius. Five months at Court have proven Selene was worth leaving the pirate fleet for—even if, without it, he no longer knows who he is. But fate intervenes once again, and Selene vanishes at the hands of an old enemy, and Augustus must plunge into a war that will decide the fate of the Triarius fleet. The chains of fate. Selene Marinea has spent her life fighting for freedom, and she refuses to lose it again.

Aiden Caldwell, a self-made tech billionaire, hides his humble beginnings and alopecia behind a fortress of wealth and power. Evelyn "Evie" Sinclair, a secret heiress to a real estate empire, yearns to carve her own path, free from her family's shadow. When a high-stakes business deal pits them against each other, sparks fly and animosity brews, masking an undeniable attraction.

There is a hatred born of betrayal and rooted deep throughout the centuries and I loathe him simply because of his ties. That will never change no matter the circumstances we find ourselves in. While bad blood may have started in our home realm of Brevala long before I was ever born, I am expected to stand strong with my people against our sworn enemies. And given that we're both immortal Light Fae, we have centuries ahead of ourselves to continue hating each other.