August Taylor moves to rainy Willow Creek to take a teaching job. A place where death looms in dark corners and wolves roam at night. The young teacher questions himself when a student takes a liking to him. And the more time he spends in the town, the more he notices things out of the ordinary.

Blue is a 21 year old car thief. His life was going as normal. He'd drink a small slushy from the gas station and wait. Wait to see the perfect car roll into the parking lot. The fateful day in November was like no other. Well, that was until Blue ended up kidnapping a child and leaving the state. It isn't until the strange and confusing Santiago Vicario pops back into his life that things start to look up. For both him and Milo. "Looking through the peephole I saw what could be described as my worst fear. Santiago Vicario."

Lake doesn't like parties, he especially doesn't like getting drunk by drinking the alcoholic punch on accident, and he really doesn't enjoy following his friends to go trick or treating and somehow finding himself lost and alone in a graveyard. There is a tall figure sitting calmly on a large gravestone, so dark he appears as a silhouette, his tapered cloak moving in the wind as though suspended in water. Lake walks up to him, made of curiosity, bravery and booze. The tall man stands to tower over him, in his left hand a scythe is raised and the blade glints in the moonlight, darkness reaching out from him like a thick fog. Cold red eyes pin Lake down. "Who disturbs this halfway realm of death? Who dares to approach the harbinger..." But the little human in front of him seems unafraid. His large blue eyes squint as he reaches through the black fog and presses his hand on his chest. "Wow, that's really cool, how do you do that?"

Oscar Bradley has never been a fan of bending to society's expectations or of following the rules. He steals cars to cover rent, and employs other, less-than-legal means to pay his biker club dues. It's not a glamorous life, but he lives it unapologetically. Or rather, he did...until he fell for Max. After learning that the guy he's been crushing on is a mafia prince, Oscar's entire world is hurled off kilter. He agrees to fake-dating Max's sister to hide their steamy relationship from Max's Mafia family, is dressed up in clothes he could never afford, dips on his commitments to the Devil's Rejects, and even starts lying to his Nan. Something's gotta give. Can a rebel punk like Oscar really survive Max's world of extreme luxury and violence long enough to win his Prince without abandoning everything that makes him who he is? CONTENT WARNING: Harsh language, recreational drug use, explicit sexual scenes, and depictions of violence or death that may be upsetting for some readers.