When Kelsey, Marcus, and Dev find themselves on another plane after falling through a painting and discover Summer, some of Gray's prophecy starts to make sense. This is the closest Summer has ever been to finding her parents, but she's not sure she can trust these people, and she's so guilt-ridden from a horrible accident that she isn't sure what she wants. Meanwhile, Zoey and Daniel try to...
Kelsey, Trent, Gray, and friends head out to a small town where a rabid wolf has been sighted and linked to the deaths of supernaturals in the area, and if they can complete their task, Trent's exile will be ended. But things might not be quite as they seem, and Kelsey will have to figure everything out in time if she wants to keep everyone safe and have the life she...
When someone starts murdering demon halflings, Kelsey has to figure out who's doing it and put a stop to it before it leads to a war between the demons and the vampires that could destroy the Earth Plane. But Kelsey is also dealing with problems of her own, like her fraying connection to Marcus, her raging inner wolf, her newfound attraction to Trent, and Gray still being away---that is, until...
Kelsey's back in Dallas after training with Marcus and is ready to start her job as Nex Apparatus, only to get pulled straight back into Gray's life and his undercover mission involving a dangerous supernatural drug and a Duke of Hell. But the deeper Kelsey gets, the more danger she realizes herself, Grayson, the royal family, and everyone she cares about is in, and it'll be up to her to make the...
Kelsey wants nothing more to do with the supernatural world after the childhood she's had and has become a private investigator instead, but, when young shifters start going missing, she can't ignore it and gets pulled right back in. As if that weren't enough already, she also has a half-demon, Grayson, and a vampire, Marcus, vying for her attention as well as a family secret coming to light that...
It's actually not often that I find female characters I love or even like. It's not that I don't like females---I am one! But I don't seem to relate to them as often in books. Maybe it's just how they're written, what with all the pressure there is on writing females. That's why, when I do find one I like, I get ridiculously excited and obsess over them. And I'm so happy to found a few amazing...
