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I hated him — even when I wanted him. For more than 200 years, no one had ever infuriated me more than Harry Laurier, and he knows it. After moving to California, I was glad I would never have to see him again. As far as I was concerned, Harry could have his Alpha status — assuming his father actually relinquished his ancient hold over the leadership. All I’d wanted was to start anew. I wanted a fresh start, away from those who judged me so harshly. Why, then, does fate keep conspiring against me and throwing Harry in my path at every possible opportunity?

Wren Archer wants nothing more than to forget her Lycan roots and toxic family. After leaving home at 14, she bounced from job to job for nearly a decade, building a wall of protectiveness around her while avoiding her pack. She might have succeeded in her plan to hide from the world, if not for Landon Burke. Landon Burke wears his bachelorhood like a badge of honor. Miriam’s spell on the Council of Seven had been nonsense to him...until he could no longer ignore the signs that his mate was out there.

Hidden away from the world and the Enchanted for years, Lane Aldwin is finally permitted to take her seat on the Council of Seven, replacing her grandmother: Miriam. Although Lane was born to a long line of powerful witches, she feels she is not the right witch for the job - especially when her mother’s ulterior motives lurk behind Lane’s every thought.

Briar Baker has spent her entire life trying to do what is right, but fate has other things in store for her. Briar can't seem to escape the darkness that has followed her from early childhood. It doesn't help matters that her brother, Colton, is silently working against her. His latest heist against the wrong beings is about to blow up in Briar's oblivious face.

Theo Veriday has spent his immortal life rolling with the times. He does not cling to the past, nor anticipate the future. The only bind between them is a mysterious necklace he found in his youth. When the elusive Jackrabbit begins to taunt him in ways that only someone who knew him well would know, Theo begins to doubt himself. But how could a faceless terrorist have any ties to him?

Growing up in a broken home, I had two missions — to protect my sister and get the hell out of my father’s pack. I didn’t need my father, his money, or his Alpha bear legacy clouding over me and holding me back. I had almost forgotten about him, making it on my own as a soldier and football player. If only he’d stayed alive, I might not have had to think about him again.

I know that I have no business poking around into the lives of vampires and shifters. After all, it could mean life or death. As a mortal psychic, I’ve known for years about the realm around us, but this is the closest I’ve ever come to being a true part of it. While my work as a fortune teller is kind of a scam, the feeling I get about Oscar Morse is purer than anything I’ve ever known. And, judging by the way he is drawn to me, I know the feeling is mutual.

Eternal Vampire. A spell that defies all rules could cost Lane and Henry their lives and change the course of history. Forbidden Wolf. She’s hiding from her destructive pack. He’s the wolf with all the power. Guardian Dragon. Protecting Briar is part of Alec’s destiny, but he didn’t expect to uncover her dark family secret. Chosen Bear. A mysterious necklace Theo found in his youth could be his only clue to defeating a faceless terrorist. It could also be the link to his destined mate.

All I’ve ever wanted is to make the world better. However, even for a fairy, I have my work cut out for me. It is hard to stay optimistic when everyone expects the worst, especially a dragon cop whose eyes are fraught with suspicion everywhere he looks. From the moment I met Leo, I knew he was my opposite. I don’t understand why we can’t stay apart, even when a scared runaway child comes between us. But this runaway is different from any other I’ve ever encountered. He is a lost mortal soul whom the world has forsaken. I know it’s my duty to protect him.

For more than 200 years, no one had ever infuriated me more than Harry Laurier, and he knows it. After moving to California, I was glad I would never have to see him again. As far as I was concerned, Harry could have his Alpha status - assuming his father actually relinquished his ancient hold over the leadership. All I’d wanted was to start anew. I wanted a fresh start, away from those who judged me so harshly. Why, then, does fate keep conspiring against me and throwing Harry in my path at every possible opportunity?