AJ Mullican

Tito Mangione rules the city with a bloody fist. Few dare to cross him, and fewer still survive to become examples for the rest. Weakness? Obliterated. Kindness? Ha! There’s no place for kindness in Tito Mangione’s world. No place for gentleness, no place for compassion.

For enchantress Karrye Gibbons, being committed for nymphomania isn't too bad. The facility is coed, at least, and offers plenty of eligible mages for her to choose from... until, that is, a patient is admitted who's immune to her charms.

My father’s gone, my lover is missing, and war looms ahead. A new Empire threatens everything my father fought to build, everything I’ve struggled to maintain in his absence. I flounder and stumble, drifting without the one person who keeps me steady, who anchors me. The one person who loves me.

Before Bunnyluv69. Before Club Viper. Before the Burrow. There was Bad Bunny. All dolled up with nowhere to go except the seediest parts of Summer City, Bad Bunny roamed the streets, hunting the scum of the city and leaving cracked skulls in her wake.

As a Suntouched Soul, the first born in generations, I've lived a life of privilege. With the guidance of the Elders, I'm on track to take over leadership of the wolf tribes. There's just one catch: I have to marry Corvin, a high-ranking male in our army, to attain the throne.

Those were the last words I heard before I passed out in a pool of blood—not all of it my own. Now I’m stuck in a rundown old factory called the Burrow, being stitched up by a guy named Doc, and she tells me the leader of the Summer City Vipers has a price on my head.

Iris If I have to listen to the neighborhood Karen gripe about her HOA rules one more time, I'm going to lose it. It doesn’t help that she's trying to push me out because she has a thing against singles. In her opinion, the neighborhood should be filled with cookie cutter couples who have two...

"I didn't mean to kill them". In Heaven's Light, the difference between a genetic Gift and an Abnormality is determined by the number of credits in your parent's bank account. Gifts are reserved for the wealthy, and Abnormals are terminated - in the parent's best interest, of course....