Bøker utgitt av Cait Ashwood

There's only room for one master of the skiesA giant, fire-breathing dragon terrorizes the land and threatens to rip the very fabric of the world to shreds. The collective spirit of the great eagles flies with Tozall, but eagles don't breathe fire, nor are their feathers armored plates. To banish the dragon, Tozall will need more than the help of the eagles. He needs an army. To save his clan, Tozall must first ensure they have a world left to live in. Branded a criminal, a heretic, a madman, Tozall is used to rejection. What he's never had to do--what he's never had the power to do--is unite people behind a common cause. To convince people that a blind man sees the truest path into the future.ΓÇïTozall must withstand the dragon's fires and come out more than a man. More than a warrior. More than a shaman. ΓÇïHe must become... the Harbinger.

Troy finally has the family he should have had all along. While his biological relatives leave much to be desired, he has made a family whose ties are thicker than blood. A mate, a daughter, and soon, he'll have a son, a son who will one day be king. The Lions are finally settling into a permanent treaty, with actual paperwork this time. Andi's leadership problems should finally be over, leaving her time to enjoy her pregnancy and new family. But new threats from Arizona keep her on her toes, and this time, she has a hell of a lot more to lose. This is a hot, steamy romance, recommended for readers 18 years of age and older. Don't get burned!

A home without a heart is no home at all.Tozall has finally earned a place among the Ruthien, a species far separate from the human tribe he was raised in. Along with his Roc Zriska, he now patrols the territory of his new people to ward against the gigantic Senzill. Being a Rider brings with it some status among his new society, but not all Ruthien are willing to look past the stigma of his humanity.Assigned to a wing after graduation, Tozall finally has a chance to pay back his debt to the Ruthien. Trouble comes knocking far sooner than expected when Ruthien patrols unintentionally turn the Senzill on Tozall's former tribe. With his loyalties torn, Tozall must choose between his human roots or allowing Zriska to stay with her mate among the Ruthien.The real question is, where does his heart lie?

It takes a blind man to see the truth.Tozall should have died shortly after birth, thanks to the sightless blue eyes staring out of his cherubic face. His tribe has no use for disabled burdens, but the Rocs they hold sacred feel differently about the boy. Remanded into the care of the tribe's shaman, his future is far from assured.His affinity with the Espiriti, the guardian spirits of the tribes, earns him not only the enmity of his own chieftain,Dhurc, but the jealousy of shamans from rival tribes. When his mentor is incapacitated, there's no one left to defend him when Dhurc leads the troublesome upstart into the wilderness and abandons him in the dead of winter.Will Tozall's spirit friends be enough to save him, or will he die as unwanted as he was born?

Survivor. Mother. Leader.Audrey struggles to adapt to life after surviving the attack on the Institute. Living on the run with her twins, she manages to stay ahead of their pursuers--barely. Fate comes calling when Audrey is asked to interrogate a prisoner of war, and the woman reveals the Order Audrey has been fighting to restore was never truly gone in the first place. They've spent the last sixty years under the heel of a man named Zaddicus, withering away in captivity.The Seeker's numbers are down and planning a rescue mission is daunting at best, but Audrey's determined to let nothing distract her. Not her babies. Not their father, Ace. And especially not Hound, the tainted Seeker she marked with her intimately protective magic. Before it's all said and done, Audrey will have to face the hard truth that sometimes you must choose between your duty, your family, and yourself.