Hunter's Heart-Book 1 I was thrown out of paradise, into the mortal realm, for a mistake I didn’t make. Born on the magical island of Elysium, heir to the Hunter territory, my life should have had a simple trajectory—become the best warrior I could, and one day take my father’s place. But when I was twelve, Darkness spread through the island, and people needed someone to blame. The Oracle blamed me and five other girls, and the Elders banished us. That was twelve years ago. I’ve never learned to truly belong in the mortal realm, but even if I could return to Elysium, I can’t forgive the betrayal of my banishment. Especially not from my best friend, werewolf prince Luca Ferrar, who swore he would come for me…and didn’t. So when he shows up one night, it’s too little too late. Because he isn’t here to keep his promise to me. He’s here because the Oracle prophesied again, spouting nonsense about how “the Six” as they call us, have to come back to stop the Darkness. To top it all off, Luca was sent for me because he’s supposedly my fated mate, destined to stand at my side and help me fight the Darkness. I have no intention of helping the people who destroyed my life. And I certainly don’t believe in prophecy or fated mates. But my soul longs for Elysium, and no matter how hard I fight it, my body longs for the man Luca’s become. Worse, if I’m not careful, my heart will start wanting him too. Because something is deeply wrong in Elysium, and prophecy or no, Luca and I are the only ones who seem interested in fixing it. And there’s a chance, just a small one, that Luca didn’t betray me like I thought. Beta's Heart-Book 1.5 Gareth I’ve always had a thing for pretty, feisty Kiera Silvermoon. Unfortunately, she’s always had an eye for one man: my best friend and the new White Woods pack alpha, Luca Ferrar. But now that Luca’s freshly-mated, Kiera’s noticed me—really noticed me—for the first time in my life. I’m under no illusion that she wants me—I’m a distraction, and I know it. But the more I see past the vain exterior Kiera has always presented to the pack, the more determined I am to have her—forever. The only thing I need to do is convince her I’m the wolf for her. Kiera I set my sights on Luca Ferrar years ago. Netting the White Woods prince would have been a guaranteed escape from the hell of my abusive family. I almost had him, too. Then his childhood sweetheart came home, and any chance at escaping my miserable life disappeared. Taking Luca’s best friend to bed on Luca’s mating night was petty—but no one expects anything better from me. I’ve known Gareth's had a thing for me for years, but I’ve always assumed it was a purely physical attraction. So why not take him to bed? A quick fling will make me feel better about losing Luca, and distract me from my shitty life. But in addition to being the best sex I’ve ever had, Gareth has a thing for more than just my body. He has a thing for me. But even if I can admit I’m falling in love with him, one question remains: is he wolf enough to solve my problems? Faerie's Heart-Book 2 Getting banished from the magical island of Elysium was the best thing that ever happened to me. Sure, I was born a Faerie princess, but life in the Fae territory is not kind to women—especially those born to power. So I may not have done anything wrong, but when I was twelve and the Oracle blamed me and the five heirs to the other territories for the Darkness spreading throughout the island, I was happy to be cast out. Maybe I’ve never truly adjusted to the mortal realm, but at least here I don’t have to worry about having my magic torn from me, or having my life given over to someone else’s control. So when Devryn Ryder, Lord of the Hunter territory, shows up claiming he’s my fated mate here to take me home to Elysium, it isn’t exactly a dream come true. Especially not when he tells me the Oracle now believes that I and the other heirs must return to fight the Darkness, and Devryn is destined to stand at my side. It may be less than ideal, but Devryn and I are both practical people. He wants to lead his territory—which he can’t do if the Elders punish him for failing to return with me—and despite everything, I want to return to Elysium, so long as I never set foot on Faerie land again. So we come to an agreement—I’ll return with him, and he’ll ensure no Fae ever touches me again. What could go wrong with a platonic bargain between two heirs? We’re born to make these kinds of matches. Unfortunately, my fated mate is tall, dark, and sexy as hell, and keeping my hands off him proves more difficult than I’d anticipated...especially since he seems to be having the same problem where I’m concerned. Throw in the very real threat of the Darkness, and I start to wonder if staying in the mortal realm wouldn’t have been the wiser decision. But the Fae are tougher than we look, and I’m done being pushed around—by the Fae, by the Oracle, by the Darkness. If I have to vanquish evil to get my happy ending, so be it. Dragon's Heart-Book 3 Everyone knows Dragons and Faeries don’t mix... Beryl Twelve years ago, the Elders of Elysium banished me to the mortal realm. They stole the source of my power, and sent me here on the whim of Elysium’s Oracle. But while my exile might be unwarranted, I haven’t wasted my time whining or feeling sorry for myself. Whining isn’t really what Dragons do. Instead, I’ve built an empire in the mortal realm, hoping that money and power can replace the one thing I know they cannot: my Hoard. So when the very thing I’ve been missing walks right into my club, I almost can’t believe it. But the High Prince of Faerie is far from happy to see me. He hates my guts—and he has every reason to. But I also think he likes to hate me, just a little. And I’m dying to know how far I can get under his skin... Mavrien Traveling to the mortal realm to retrieve Beryl Draegamir is the last thing I want to do. My face still bears the scars of her fury—and that was the fury she had when she was twelve. But the territory of Faerie is at a tipping point, and I can't afford the Elders' wrath by refusing to retrieve her. All I have to do is bring her home. Then I can drop her in Dragon territory and forget about her, forget about the Oracle’s prophecy that we are fated for each other. Unfortunately, she’s as difficult to ignore now as she was when we were children, and I'm almost as attracted to her as I am angry with her. But Dragons are known for setting things on fire, and I won't risk the Fae territory for something as foolish as desire, no matter how tempting I find her.