Primeros reseñadoresWren Michaels

Rowtag Aktoon is about to die. He doesn’t know how, and he doesn’t know when. All he knows is it’s coming.

After his cousin shares a vision and part of it comes true, the reality creeps in that his end could very well be imminent. His family convinces him to seek the help of a witch who could provide answers. He only hopes that what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.

Everleigh Ulric isn’t what she seems. Hiding from a father who wants to exploit her and an immortal witch out for vengeance, she’s built a life of anonymity hidden away at Cirque de Mystique – a paranormal circus.

When Tag discovers Everleigh is his fated mate, life takes on new meaning, however short theirs may be. He plans to do everything in his power to make sure neither he nor his new mate end up six feet under. But dying may just be the key that unlocks the doors of their happily ever after.

Reseda Juarez is dead. Though she functions as a human, inside she's an emotionless weapon, trapped between the dead and the living, brought back by the Mayan Pul Yah stone. Cold and unrelenting, she's used as a super-soldier by the Canadian government in a special task unit to hunt preternatural beings to the brink of extinction. 

One night, five years ago, destroyed two brothers. Nodin lost the love of his life. Kane killed an innocent. Now Kane is forced to become the alpha of the legendary Thunderbirds after Nodin stepped down. He must protect what's left of his family from the tribe of wolf shifters who ripped them apart. 

When Reseda's mother is bitten by a wolf, she and Kane are forced to work together to find the Pul Yah stone to heal her. But the journey to get there is riddled as much with their unwanted, yet uncontrollable attraction as with the wolves also searching for the stone.

They discover they are fated mates when Kane's body heals Reseda, restoring the humanity she’d thought she lost. What they learn on their quest brings everything they thought they knew into question, and the only thing that can defeat an enemy no one saw coming, is their love.

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He was sent to save her life, but ended up losing his heart, memories, and clothes. Eden Credere should be in Barbados with her new husband. Instead, it was like she married Murphy and his law was ruining her life. She’d lost her dad, her job, her best friend, and her fiancé. After drowning her sorrows with rum and eggnog on Christmas Eve, she takes a tumble in a tree lot with a Douglas Fir, sending Eden over the edge. Theliel has watched over Eden her entire life, from her first steps to her latest, where she took a dive in a tree lot. He’s always been there to save her, and this time should have been no different—until it was. As her guardian angel, he’s not supposed to be seen, but one corporeal slip-up later, and he’s got a lot of explaining to do. As Theliel works to convince Eden why the world is a much better place with her in it, he finds himself the one falling, and it’s Eden who catches his heart. In a twist of fate, Theliel must not earn his wings, but his humanity by convincing Eden they’re meant to be together. The only problem is neither of them remember who he is when he wakes up on Christmas morning in a snowbank with no memories and no clothes. With the magic of Christmas in the air, love in their hearts, a vision of yoga pants, and maybe a little help from their “friends”, all they have to do is believe.