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Uriah thought his battle would be over once he saved Claire's life, but his search to save their love and uncover the truth of his destiny is nowhere near finished.After losing Claire to the Twin Soul bond, Uriah intends to seek out the Matwau and let the monster have exactly what he wants...Uriah's death.Only the words of the shaman, who has already betrayed him more than once, stops him.Her promise that there is still a chance of saving Claire from the bond and keeping her love for Uriah whole sends him on a new hunt to find a shaxoa witch who is rumored to have more power and knowledge than anyone has seen in centuries.No matter the price, Uriah promises to find the shaxoa and rescue Claire from a fate she doesn't want.Claire promises to hold off the cruel desires of the Twin Soul bond until he returns.Keeping their promises may require more of them than they ever could have imagined.As Uriah searches for a way to break the bond and Claire's desperation to resist the bond intensifies, both learn truths about themselves that will change everything.

Mason is not imaginary, and neither is his world. He's not a ghost, but he does have incredible powers. Even though he's not a hallucination, his existence is still hard to believe. What Mason is, is the one Aerling capable of saving an entire world. Mason thought he was going home, but surviving Sentinel attacks and making it back to the Aerling world is only the beginning of Mason's fight to protect the ones he loves. Every Aerling believes he can save them, but in order to win a battle that has been raging for millennia, Mason must face down the one man he truly fears, the only man capable of withstanding his power. This is one fight Mason may not be able to win.

Eliza Carlisle has the unwanted talent of attracting trouble, in all its forms. That couldn't be truer than when she moves into the most bizarre apartment building on the planet. Weekly required dinners with the landlord and assigned chores are bad enough, but the rules don't end there. Top most on the list of requirements is NO physical violence against the others residents. There have been issues. In the past. The young manager, Sonya, claims that hasn't been a problem recently, but Eliza comes home from her first day of culinary school to find a dead resident, her next door neighbor looking good for the crime, and a cop that seems more interested in harassing her than solving the case. All Eliza wanted was to escape her past and start over, completely anonymous in a big city. That's not going to be so easy when the killer thinks she's made off with a valuable piece of evidence everyone is trying to get their hands on. The ultimatum that she turn it over to save her own life creates a small problem. Eliza has no idea what the killer wants, or where the mysterious object might be. If she can't uncover a decades old mystery in time, surviving culinary school will be the least of her problems.

Being oblivious to all the signs that your life is about to fall apart doesn't stop it from happening to Sara Taylor. Alone except for the Siamese cat her boyfriend-ex-boyfriend-Joseph left behind to teach her a lesson, Sara has no clue how to survive on her own. She hasn't handled her own bills in years, can't meet a deadline without someone else programming alarms into her phone, and is constantly either losing important things or getting herself hopelessly lost. Sara has no idea how she's supposed to move out of her university apartment and start her first real job without someone there to hold her hand. Although she knows her new friend Monroe would step in to help, she's not about to call him after having thrown him out of her apartment when his suspicions about Joseph prove true and Sara is left angry and mortified. It doesn't take long before she is desperate to lean on someone else's strength, even for just a few minutes, as real life begins to overwhelm her. Pride forces her to either sink or swim, even when sinking seems the most likely outcome.

Uncovering the truth behind her strange dreams may cost Arrabella her life, but ignoring them may lead to something even worse.Turning sixteen should mean driving, dating, and breaking curfew. It shouldn't mean certain death. Arrabella might have been excited for her upcoming birthday if her parents hadn't just moved her to the middle of nowhere. Worse than missing the city and her friends is the nightmare that assaults her every night. Stalking her dreams, a raven-haired girl warns her, taunts her, as she is paraded toward her death.In search of answers, Arra turns to her grandfather, the only person willing to delve into her family's dark past. Warning her that once she takes the first step, there is no going back, he begins to unwind their awful heritage.She can't tell her parents what is waiting for her, so she turns to a new friend, Tanner Wheeler, a young man she barely knows but is immediately drawn to. Together, they unravel a story of selfish betrayal that reaches back to an age of merciless gods and blood sacrifice.

Watching her two nephews and a puppy named Thor for the weekend was supposed to be fun for Greenly Kendrick. Sweating to death at a never-ending baseball game while getting gum in her hair, soda down her shirt, and an ice cream pedicure wasn't part of the deal. Neither is finding out the best blind date she's ever stood up is there to witness it all.Longest. Weekend. Ever. Except it doesn't stop at one crazy weekend. Embarrassment turns into mortification, a head wound, and being patch up by her amused knight in shining armor.Roman Carpenter can't help laughing at Greenly's mishaps, but for some reason, he sticks with her through it all. At least, until his ex-wife shows up and starts causing trouble. What started off as a strange, yet promising relationship, might be able to survive spiteful exes, but adding in a stalker that puts everyone on edge and pulls the police into the mix, might push everyone past their breaking point.

Uriah never believed in his tribe's old stories. When Claire's life is in danger, he must battle not only ancient myths and legends come to life, but the truth behind the lies he's been told all his life. He avoids her because of the strange physical pain he feels when they touch. She avoids him because the way everyone seems to do what he says scares her.When Claire needs to escape a bad situation, Uriah is her first choice, and he is eager to rescue her. Faced with each other for the first time, both Uriah and Claire find it impossible to listen to their fears and stay away from one another. They soon find out, though, that there is more than they ever thought possible trying to keep them apart.When Claire is poisoned by her vindictive father, Uriah's resolve is tested. Ancient Native American myths and legends spring to life. As they try to keep Uriah from saving Claire's life, they also begin to reveal the truth behind the lies he has been told all his life.

"Why would someone commit murder over a cupcake?" That is Detective Gordon's question. Eliza doesn't have an answer, and doesn't particularly want to find one. Gordy promises she doesn't have to get involved...just look at the cupcake and use her culinary knowledge to tell him why it would inspire murder. It's never that easy. Not for Eliza Carlisle. What should be a relaxing two week break between semesters of culinary school turns into a never ending string of embarrassing, injury-inducing, rat-filled situations Eliza can't escape. She hadn't wanted to meet Puck's parents to begin with. Meeting them in the middle of the murder investigation and running into Chef Harper, her least favorite instructor who is intent on making her life miserable, guarantees anything but a good time. Add it just keeps getting better. Baxter is getting impatient. His ex-wife, the Evil Queen of Darkness, is getting more vicious by the second. Cupcake bakers are dropping every time the cops turns around. Eliza quickly finds herself hating the Christmas holidays even more than usual. All she has to do to survive her least favorite time of the year is catch a killer, beat Megan at her own evil game, hold off Baxter a little longer, and face down Puck's unimpressed parents. Piece of...cupcake.