To bait a falcon, a very small bird is fitted with ball weights attached to a string held by the falconer. When the raptor attacks, the rolling dive will tangle around the legs of both birds, thus ensuring the falcon cannot fly away. Further training involves both the string and treats, often meat from the same small birds, encouraging the predator to return to its handler. Centuries of war between the gods have caused an imbalance in the mortal world. Stark lines of division have resulted in three species, all vying for survival against an increasingly harsh world; The Tasuri, demon-shifters with noble houses stretching back before the founding of cities, shapeshifters in their clans and dens, and the Acera, those without fang, claw, wing, or hoof. The Tasuri city of Rune has never been more powerful, or more desperate. A plague has hit, a disease of infertility that is decimating the population of the purebloods and shifters. The Tasuri and shapeshifters turn their attention to the small, remote villages and towns of the Acera. Defenseless, there is nothing to stop the two powerful groups from enslaving the Acera and destroying the balance of their world beyond recognition. The ruin of the Acera is underway when the Tasuri House of Fyriin births a Warlord. The young warrior, Falx, takes his army of demons into the hills. There, he is gifted a young Acera slave as tribute. Thania has every reason to hate him, but she bears more weight on her slight shoulders than Falx could possibly know. What happens to the world when you take the bird away from her falcon? Warning: This is a historical fantasy, paranormal romance. It will have explicit scenes, including scenes of nonconsent. This world is brutal and harsh. Please take care before reading!

Vitani is a part of one of the most feared Hunter families. She's not known for destroying packs on her own, she does that with her family. In fact, she's never been on a mission alone. She's known for being one of the most heartless hunters. As a sociopath, she can't feel regret or guilt, making it way easier for her to kill werewolves. When she's sent on a mission alone, she ends up feeling these exact things for the first time. And not only those emotions, but love as well. Is she truly a sociopath? Is it because the Alpha turned out to be her mate? Will she finish off his pack and go home? Or will she back down and accept being the mate of a werewolf, even if her secret prevents her from fitting into his pack? After all, the werewolf species is her biggest enemy. Highest rankings: #1 in Hunter {20190129} #3 in Alpha {20190129} #1 in Hunters {20190220} #20 in Werewolf {20200802} • • NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS DESCRIPTION WELL, SPECIFICALLY THE LAST PART OF THE FIRST PARAGRAPH. It'll help you understand the hints that point out a certain thing about the main character. And a warning, there is sexual content and horrible grammar in this book. Lol! Enjoy!