Some scenes are written to be disturbing. Real war is on their doorstep, and unless the Alpha tyrant is willing to pay the ultimate price, everything he has sacrificed will have been for nothing.Publisher's Note: Reborn is a dark Omegaverse tale with explicit sexual themes and complete power exchange. Claire is desperate to open his eyes, but no matter her progress, Svana is not yet done with him.Tholos is coming apart at the seams, and Shepherd's men can do nothing to stop it. Claire can see the source of madness that drives Shepherd to do such terrible things: Svana. She can feel the truth of his terrible history. Due to her mate's relentless exploitation of their pair-bond, the nature of their link has grown consuming to the point that Claire has difficulty differentiating where her feelings begin and his end.Under its influence, she is forced to sense the man behind the monster.
Her time is occupied fighting a war of another kind. Locked safely away in Shepherd's nest, Claire is unaware of what stirs aboveground. Claire can see the source of madness that drives Shepherd to do such. Publisher’s Note: The Relic is a standalone novel in the Cradle of Darkness series featuring in an HEA.Locked safely away in Shepherd's nest, Claire is unaware of what stirs aboveground. Cowers as if he’d bring her harm.īut fortitude he has in spades, and though Vlad had forgotten the sensation of love, his black heart beats again.
She who he loves above all things cannot recognize the one who holds her in his arms. Distracted by maintaining order amidst the failings of his ostentatious race, when he should have been vigilant.įor his beloved was reborn, left vulnerable. Growing less human and more monster as the centuries pass. The oldest living vampire in existence has been patient, for what else is an immortal to do but wait? And wait. Be reborn, so he might treasure his love throughout the everlasting eons of endless life. She died in his arms, but not before Vladislov exacted a vow that his soulmate must return to him.
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