Hunted for his ability to see into the future and the past, Cinder finds himself taken in by the Council, more specifically, the Council's pet Warlock. Kydyn isn't an easy man to get along with. He's cruel and cold. A smart ass and every inch of him screams 'stay away'. He's not kind, and he leaves little to be desired, but the warlock has feelings. They're just buried under all the grit. And he's a warlock.... one of only two, and warlocks aren't rainbows and sunshine. In between the chaos, Cinder might find that Kydyn has a lot more to him than he shows.

**WARNING: Depictions of drugs, rape, and violence are within this book.** The world is in ruin. Destroyed by the powers that governed it in all out war years ago. The only sense of order that remains now are those belonging to gangs. Gangs have control over food, water, any valuable resource. Without a gang, survival was near impossible. But being a part of one had its dangers as well. Turf wars. Violent destruction. Death. Valkyrie's boyfriend is the leader of a gang whose sole purpose it seems is to wage war on everyone else. It is chaotic, and dangerous. Valkyrie decides it's better to flee from the insane man than stick around for much longer and risk death himself. He finds himself in the hands of another gang, and in the middle of a gruesome war between the two rivals. But it's not just a fight between the gangs that is rising. There's something else brewing on the outskirts. A drug is being passed around. A dangerous one. With high results, and even higher consequences.

Valkyrie is dying. The drug called Excalibur is slowly killing him, destroying his organs and eating him from the inside out. No one knows if they can stop it, or if there is a cure. Kilia is trying everything she can to keep him alive, but his state is worsening by the day. Jace blames himself for what happened and he's determined to fix it at all costs. Chasing down the rumors of the new drug 'Holy Grail', he'll do what it takes to get the cure and give it to Valkyrie. Even when it means coming face to face with a past he thought got buried under a building several years ago.

Holy Grail. A drug made to enhance the human body in order to combat the desolate world that was destroyed by the war many years ago. Tested over and over again, many of the subjects died or were turned into unspeakable horrors due to the effects. But there were a handful that had risen past the agony that the drug instilled. Ryker is one such prisoner. The drugs were tested on him and because he survived he became a lab rat. A very pissed off lab rat. When his chance comes to seize freedom, he doesn't waste it. By fate or chance, he comes into contact with the gang Fukkatsu. They are out looking for answers to the drug that infects one of their own; Valkyrie. In search of a cure for it, they are traveling to find the source of the drugs manufacturing, one of which Ryker might be able to assist in. If he were willing. Past the anger and the blind need to get revenge; Ryker might be able to help. But he's not listening and he doesn't play well with others. Not even with the pretty blonde who's in charge of watching over him. Even so, Ryker finds himself lured in by the young man's charms.

**WARNING: Depictions of drugs, rape, and violence are contained within this book.** There's a new drug on the market. Crusade. It's by far the most powerful one yet, but it's created many horrors in the making. Lying on the floor of his cell, Takye is kept drugged up so that he can't fight back against the scientists. In the deepest parts of the facility where they are creating the new drug and testing it, he's locked away never to see the light of day again. Until Ryker and the rest of the gang infiltrate and begin destroying the place in their quest to rid the world of the scientists and their work, as well as get revenge for Killian. Ryker decides to take Takye in, saving him from the hands of the scientists, but it's a hard journey for both of them. Ryker is still too caught up in his grief to look to someone else. Takye is tortured by the scientists and their drug. For two broken pieces; can they make a whole?