"I've watched from the sidelines as my friends found themselves bound to the same agathos. I've stood aside and wondered if she was mine. I've watched, I've waited, I've hurt. And I've wondered.
Finally, the time for all that is over now. I've arrived in Greece and it's time to find out if a little of my soul belongs to an agathos too.
And if it is . . .
How can I live with that? Knowing what the agathos have done? The pain they've caused me?
And if I let myself fall in love with Grace . . .
How long will the gods let me keep her?
Contains mature themes."
"By the time an agathos woman reaches twenty-five, she's supposed to be one thing, and one thing only:
Bonded.
I'm zero for four soul bonds, a disgrace to my family, and the black sheep of my community.
But I'm also the Prophêtis, and I'm not going to sit idly while everyone and everything I love is ripped away from me.
I'm going to fight.
Contains mature themes."
"Five years ago, in a moment of hubris, I ruined my life.
I made my choices, and I live with the curse that haunts me. I've found purpose in ensuring no other Keres makes my mistakes, and I was prepared to go through the rest of my days in lonely silence.
Until her.
Grace came into my town, into my life, and changed everything. As hard as I try to stay away, to keep my curse from touching her, it doesn't matter.
The gods are watching Grace. They're not going to let her go unscathed.
Contains mature themes."
"Every night of her life, I've visited my Amazing Grace in her dreams. Every morning, she wakes up with zero recollection of it.
Does it hurt? Well, a little, honestly. But that doesn't matter because the time has come for us to meet in real life. This is our moment. I'm ready to show her all the reasons why I'm her best soul bond—sorry not sorry, Riot.
But it seems the Goddess of Night doesn't love me and my girl as much as I thought she did because just when everything was starting to work out, things get complicated. The paths that were open to Grace continue to close, and the agathos aren't backing down.
I have a job to do, and I'm not leaving until I've done it. If the gods want to take me from Grace, they'll have to come and claim me themselves.
Contains mature themes."
"Astrid is the kind of Hunter that all Hunters aspire to be: lethal, focused, ambidextrous.
In contrast to her disgraced sister, Astrid has done everything right. Now, she's coming to realize that everything she's ever known is wrong.
Soren wants to be the kind of Shade that all Shades aspire to be: brave, decisive, powerful.
But his disgraced sister is determined to ruin him, and now there's a deadly Hunter in his realm, smelling like the most delicious thing he'd ever taste.
And the king wants them to work together.
Can they hold the enemy line with each other? Or will the thin line between love and hate be their undoing?
Superbia is the second book in the Shades of Sin series, featuring humans and their not-quite-human partners. Intended for mature listeners."
"By the time an agathos woman reaches twenty-five, she's supposed to be one thing, and one thing only:
Bonded.
I'm zero for four soul bonds, a disgrace to my family, and the black sheep of my community.
It had me feeling reckless. Impulsive. Daring. In a moment of weakness, I let the darkness lurking inside of me rule, and it changed everything.
I was supposed to embrace the light, but how could I fear the dark, when it brought me Riot?
Contains mature themes."
"Ophelia has a dirty secret. Well, it's not really a secret anymore.
Ophelia was born into a family of Hunters, tasked with protecting the humans from the creatures of the night who feast on their fear.
Except Ophelia always found the idea of monsters kind of intriguing. She even made the grave sin of committing some X-rated monster thoughts to paper—which in hindsight may not have been the best idea because her parents were mortified—but you live and learn.
Well, everyone finds out your secret, you get banished from society, and then you learn. But the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity Ophelia has been waiting for to make good on some of those fantasies has arrived. The King of Shades requires a hunter bride, and Ophelia is the best fit for the job.
Now, she just needs to convince her surly monster husband, Allerick, that she's the best fit for him.
Luxuria is a MF standalone arranged marriage romance between a human and her not-quite-human husband. It is intended for mature listeners."
"Old plan:
Go to school, learn about my magic, fall in love with my guys, and maybe be normal for once in my life.
New plan:
Do all of those things. After I take care of the greedy, corrupt fae who are messing up the natural order of things.
The gods have entrusted me to restore the balance between light and dark, whether I want to or not. If the fae want to keep their magic, they have to show that they deserve it.
But do they? It's time for me to decide whether my people are worth fighting for.
Contains mature themes."
"Things I have learned since arriving in Avalon:
1. I am a fae
2. I am an empath
3. I am collecting hot AF fae boyfriends like they're going out of style
4. My two dads are both kind of jerks
After twenty years as a not-quite-human, wondering where I belong, I've finally found my place among the fae in Avalon and my dads want to take it away. All I want to do is avoid my family, stay under the radar, learn about my magic, and get up close and personal with my suitors. But, of course, the gods have other plans for me. Change-the-world-save-the-fae kinds of plans. Turns out I'm not really a save-the-world kind of girl. Honestly, I don't want any of this.
Contains mature themes."
"Fi has always known there's something not quite right about herself.
Not quite human.
For as long as she can remember, Fi has been sensitive to other people's emotions. So sensitive, she works a night job as a cleaner to avoid being overwhelmed by all of their feelings.
After a night on the town goes wrong, Fi comes to the attention of the Academy of Avalon. The obscenely beautiful jerk of a man who comes to collect her confirms her suspicions—Fi isn't human at all.
But all is not as it seems in Avalon. Magic is dying, those who have it are hunted, and at least one person really doesn't want Fi there.
Fi also has to figure out how to deal with the insane magnetic pull she feels to some of the most gorgeous and magically powerful males at the Academy. What's a little boy drama on top of an identity crisis?
Contains mature themes."
