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Sloane Wyman has had a lot to deal with in her past. But nothing will stop her from protecting her pack and keeping them safe. Benedict MacKinnon keeps a low profile, he lost everything when his beast broke free, and he won’t let that happen again. However, when trouble finds his brother, he’s determined to help no matter what it takes.
Aubry Brooks, a witch who doesn’t practice her magic very much, helps her aunt and grandmother run Memphis Magic, a quaint shop that provides an assortment of services, such as therapy, past life regressions, and more. Aubry typically runs the business side of Memphis Magic. That is until one day a mother comes in asking for assistance in locating her missing daughter.
Skarde is a vampire for hire, willing to fight other supernatural creatures. However, he is cursed with one of the worst fates he can think of. His destiny states that the one he turns will cause his soul to burn and doom his people. Sadly, the one he is drawn to more than any other woman in the world, and the woman he instantly falls for, tempts him to bite her like no other.
Brooke’s sister was investigating the disappearance of campers and accidentally discovers something which puts her and her family in danger. She meets her sister, Brooke at the bar to warn her and both are abducted and wake up with collars on them. The collar keeps each of them in their human form instead of who they are as bobcat shifters. Her sister helps Brooke escape, but she doesn’t.
Reseda Juarez is a cold, heartless killer. She is also part of a group of women who kill, known as “The Dolls.” When Reseda’s mother is bitten by a werewolf and is on the verge of dying, Reseda takes her to an Indian healer. The healer tasks Reseda with finding the Pul Yah stone in order to save her mother. For Reseda to get to the stone’s hiding place, however, she must join forces with Kane.
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