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Empire is saved, but the world is still in danger. Kairos Empire: I joined forces with my aunts to drive out the demon king, Uruk'Zu, but we lost Phoenix to his powers along the way. Falreah, the goddess of all creation, exiled me from Empire until I fix the chaos that my negligence created. Now the demon king is wearing my sister a skin suit, and he's taunting me with arson, violent attacks, and even murder in my old East Vancouver neighborhood. Things would be hard enough to handle, but I'm working side by side with Sorin Vargyr, my sacred bond-mate and the man I swore to never love. Too bad it's not working and the more I fight, the harder I fall. Sorin Vargyr: I finally escaped the prison of my remote exile and the near clutches of my wolf madness, only I found myself in a battle of wills with the most stubborn, strong, independent and completely dazzling woman I've ever met. She's my bond-mate, but she doesn't want me as it is. What's she going to do when she finds out I'm not alone? Continue on the epic journey of Kairos Empire and Sorin Vargyr as they battle the demon king, fight for Phee's very soul, and wrestle with the realization that they weren't just magically bonded together before birth...they were created for each other as two halves of the whole. But where does the wolf fit in? (You must read Empire Island

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Alice is twenty-four, far old enough to know that a change of scenery can't repair the cracks in a relationship long strained. But when her lover insists on a trip to a remote cabin to get away and recharge, Alice agrees... and discovers that among the beasts of the forest, there is one that shouldn't exist and yet does: a wolf that changes into a man and a man who changes into a wolf. He's savage, suspicious, and feral. And he's as undeniably interested in her as she is in him... Wolf's Wife is an erotic paranormal romance. This is the complete and full version, NOT a sample. It's just very short compared to its sequels.