Eliza Lovell has lived a dangerous life, inducted into the hunter organization as a child and hunting vampires since she could walk. Though she wouldn't say she was unhappy. Nothing was more satisfying than sinking her spell-forged blades into the monsters that stalked and terrorized human kind. What she did was a service. It gave her purpose to get up in the morning and sound sleep at night. That was until she met her match with a deceptively alluring vampire named Ezra, and the world around her twists in new and dangerous ways. Vampire corpses begin to surface around town, drained of their blood, and the fingers are pointed at the hunter organization. Eliza had nothing to do with such grotesque displays of depravity, and neither did the hunters, but she doesn't like the sins of others painted on her back. To end the violence and to clear her name, she embarks on a journey to root out the evil poisoning her city. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Alec de Fluer is new to his role as a leader of the Fleurs, but peacekeeping has been in his blood since he was a child. When others fought, he sought to ease their quarrels and help them find peace, as he did now in the tumultuous society that was rebuilding before him. Someone is draining vampires of their blood and hanging them up for display, but there is more to it than just hate. Remnants of Copse magic linger at the dump sites, powerful yet foreign. Though Alec is no longer a Copse, it falls on him to clear his former family's name, alongside his mate Idus and some more unconventional allies.

Lyra Cinder is cast out from the Fort, the largest remaining training settlement for human mages outside of the Alliance. Without a killer extinct and far too much use of her conscience, she is of no use to the mages who have refused peace with their vampire neighbors. With a band of misfits and Fort rejects, Lyra sets out on a journey to find her place as well as a meaning to all of the fighting around her. It seems like a straight forward path until Lyra comes back from a supply run to find the boys have made sport of kicking around a stray vampire. Though she wishes to release him, the sharpness of his ice eyes cuts right into her soul even shackled and beaten on the ground. This stranger could just be the death of all of them, or perhaps he could be her destiny. When Lyra runs face first into the carnage caused by a notorious masked murder known only as The Fool, she is helpless to stop him from slaughtering the soldiers of the Zero rebellion. Though the Zero started as a vampire-hating group that threw society to the brink of extinction, most now are just humans run from their homes in times of war and desperate for shelter or food and willing to fight for it. The world is brittle and broken, and Lyra finds herself walking the same path as The Fool, whether it be breaking bread or chasing him down to stop his rampage. On that path, she meets allies, a man she loves even though their chances are slim, and she hopes that all of them can find a way to peace.

Dusk has settled over the world, ushering in vampires from every house, and where the creatures of the dark roam, the mages of light rise to meet them. Some fight for their house, while others struggle with what lies inside of themselves, but all fight within a world quickly unfolding before them. Tales of Dusk tells the story of characters large and small who play integral roles in the march of time that has swept vampires into the realms of humans who are not ready to meet the dark. Join them as their stories run separately but collide at the same end, in the Rebirth of a world where humans and vampires fight for their very existence.

Choosing to say out of the Alliance, the Cinders are isolated in their own conflicts, and when Helia Cinder reaches to the void for answers, she inadvertently draws a creature out. Expecting to be eaten alive, she is instead left with a man with no memory who is afraid to leave her side lest the void reclaim him. But how is she supposed to hide a vampire the void spit out and find answers when she can barely get any breathing space? Ghost, on the other hand, has lost his place in the world after the void claimed his other half. Just as he is losing all hope, dreams fill his night, images of a woman with crimson eyes just as powerful as Talamayas' but brighter, like the fire that his master wields. Alongside her, his brother is alive once again, and Ghost wakes each morning with the phantom feeling of the woman's magic and touch. Desperate for answers , Ghost embarks on a mission to find this woman who holds his brother, to confirm she is real and not just a figment of his unconscious mind. Meanwhile, in the Sol deserts, things are moving in the sands, deep underground in the caves that Talamayas had long since forgotten. The past crashes into Talamayas and Wren as they navigate the surprise arrival of some old enemies as well as gain some new friends, but will the scales of fate lift them up or crush them down. Don't miss this last adventure deep into the Sol deserts with Talamayas and Wren, nor Ghost's mission to find just what the Cinders are hiding!

Change is sweeping through the world, as humanity fights for autonomy, discord tears apart the foundations of the vampire order, and dhampirs return to the world after centuries of war between two powerful peoples. Dhampirs, creatures known to herald destruction and chaos open an age old wound and reveal the origins of the conflict between vampires and mages that has raged so long few remember. Within that conflict, Neil struggles to raise his children with Silvia as well as grasp the threads of his past as he sees his family into a new future. When Nicholas Arc shows up unexpectedly in his old territory, it foreshadows the conflict to come, and new allies as well as old foes crawl out of the seams to take sides with or against the new dhampir children. All the while, Jesse Zehir finds himself sheltered by the Fleurs, trying to manage human demon relations, but also captured by the human liaison who might be more than she seems. Just as he is finding a home for himself, the Fleur councilman shows up and Jesse is forced into a difficult position between the vampires who took him in and the people he cares about. Peace is harder to achieve than first thought, and not all is what it claims to be under the surface of the budding new world. Can Neil and Silvia find a balance that will preserve the known world and protect their children? Will the affection of those who fight for peace conquer an age old divide between creatures of light and darkness before it rips the fabric of reality itself? The dead rise, and the very fabric of reality rests in the balance in this final installment of the Dusk Series!

Darkness lurks beneath the surface of society, something that has been growing and devouring the innocent for decades. Luna Aurion stumbles on a human farm under the streets of a supposedly peaceful human city, but before she can report back, she is captured by the underground vampires. There is no reason for her to be kept alive by vicious men who breed humans like cattle except for one, and Luna isn't sure she'll be long for this world as she is caged with a slave vampire named Ezra. When Mer hears that her Aunt Luna has gone missing on a routine training mission with the mages, she jumps into action with her father and Rush to find her. Old allies return to protect her, and she finds a new one in a mysterious vampire named Vice. Once a slave to the breeders who took her aunt, the man allies with them to take down the heinous group who birthed, raised, and changed him into one of their kind. What lies behind the slave breeders who were able to hide themselves for so long? Will Mer's powers be strong enough that she can stand on her own two feet in a fight with the dark? And can Mer find her aunt before the slave masters close their jaws on her soul?

Obsession is the height of passion, but what does one do when they find themselves enthralled with their enemy. Talamayas Sol loses his mother when he stumbles upon a mage in the deserts of his territory, and he is plunged into a despair he's never known. Stricken with grief, he imprisons the murderer and wipes out every last mage of the Song-a human supremacist mage family that had murdered his kind for nothing more than the joy of their extinction. Through his pain, Talamayas finds himself leaning on the man in his dungeons, be it only to torture him for the relief it grants. It was anger at first, but as he learns more about the circumstances of his mother's death and the terrors that fill Wren Song's nightmares, he is inescapably tethered to the man in his dungeons. Why can't he just kill Wren Song and move on with his life? What keeps him close to the mage and anxious when he leaves his side? Is there more to it than obsession and a need to crush the enemy of his past? If there is, what does that mean for him and his people? Take a step back to the start and follow Talamayas Sol and Wren song through their struggle in the deserts of the east. Learn just where their animosity began and how working together changes and shapes the hearts and minds of men grown in a time when violence was the only way forward. (This book is Standalone, but does reference events of the Dusk Trilogy) (Starts at the beginning of Dusk Trilogy, and Ends after it's completion)

While peace may be settling for the southern battlefield territories, Silvia finds herself up north where tensions are high. The meeting of the vampire leaders means trouble for Neil who has slain so many of his kind, and Rush is forced to make a decision about where his loyalties lie as vampire house turns against vampire house. A conflict is rising in a world tipped by the weight of Meredith and Silvia's presence among the vampires, changing sentiments and long-standing divides between vampires and mages. Will Neil be able to fight the inevitable storm that is coming for him and find his way back to Silvia? And Will Rush choose the right side as his feelings for Meredith become more complicated with a mounting conflict between mages and vampires? Don't miss the exciting conclusion to the sparks that set fire to the dawn and the breath that pushed the world into a change of seasons that will usher in a new era for vampire and mage kind!

Useless as a mage, Silvia Copse finds herself so upset that she goes and gets black out drunk at the bar. So drunk that she can't tell up from down, she picks up a man with red eyes, white hair, and skin of ice. What does a useless mage do when they wake up in the home of a vampire that they tried to force into bed with her the night before? Having almost slept with the enemy, Silvia is thrust into the world of an unlikely friend, but can she handle the brutal world of vampires? And is trusting the man who took her home drunk a good idea? Or will it be her demise? Ranked #1 in Erotic Romance 07/2020 (Breath of Spring may be read standalone, as all info needed is included in the story. The context for some things is just better with the first book in the series <3)