If you can see them, you're already dead. If you can hear them, you're not far from it. If you can smell them, like the forest they live in, avoid danger at all conceivable costs. Because they're the monsters in the shadows of Harvey Hill's forests, and their king needs his queen.

Charlotte and her burning red hair is a sight to behold. Though every bit as feisty as her sharp green eyes, but she's weary of the beasts that roam at night...of werewolves and unspoken beasts that threaten to abduct you, never to be seen again. After all, here in Harvey's Hill, when the clock strikes 10, you best be inside, praying to the moon that the monsters pretend you're not there. Yet, speeding down a highway late one night, she makes a grave - nay, fatal - mistake.

Gabe saw those same smoldering embers that same night. Bloody and limp yet scathingly beautiful, her small but defiant voice burns through his soul. He reaches out, aching to claim her, but she knows her runes against beasts like him, and she isn't going down without a goddamn fight. But the King of Beasts always gets what he wants, and so he drags her away to be his forever...or so he thought.

Just when love and passion take its course, odd things starts happening. Sinister things are in the works. And when Charlotte and Gabe find their bond broken, everything falls apart...maybe even their sanity.

What are the secrets of this strange, strange town? When death is hot on her heels, will Charlotte escape? Will the king ever get to claim his queen? Be captivated by this dark tale of undying love that defies the paranormal in Jamiee Lynne's new book, King of Beasts. But be warned: the insane plot twists and spine-tingling thrill might just make you a bit mentally unstable-temporarily, that is.