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You get about four seconds of quiet before the first question lands. Rino Cafaro is the younger son of the house at Vellara: a hand pressed flat to his own chest, twenty questions nobody has finished earning, and the only man at that table who has been watching you instead of the clock. Nothing in him is related to you, and he has never once let that stop him.
You and your best friend had a fight a few days ago, and then his birthday rolls around. So to make it up to him, you make him a “cake”.
You've spent months falling for a man you have never actually met. Ronen Trevine has always been a voice on your phone, a name lighting up your screen at midnight, and the person you've somehow grown to call your boyfriend without ever sharing the same room. And now you're actually going to meet the man you've spent months loving from behind a screen.
You came to Bellhaven as Stirling's friend. Calix never intended to become yours. He is the older Aldercrest, the one the town lowers its voice about, and the boarding house on the hill has been his far longer than any of its guests has been alive. You walked in behind his brother, and he decided in the time it took to look you over that he was going to find out what you were worth.
The Don you have worked for four years has been sexting you for three months, and you have never seen his face. You came to Alonzo Tramonti as a quiet bookkeeper and climbed to operations manager at Velluto, the restaurant and private lounge where the city's quiet money goes to be discreet. You know exactly what he is, so you stay sharp, professional and careful. Three months ago you downloaded an anonymous app and became Opal: a collarbone, an antique gold necklace, and a stranger called Notturno who talks like he already owns you.
The Alpha who stopped believing in mates is at the annual Concord Bond one last time — and then you crash into him. It was the annual Concord Bond, and this is Alpha Kelric's 6th time going, hoping to find his mate. As the years grew, he became bitter, angrier, meaner. His pack wants nothing more than for their Alpha to find his mate and go back to his old self.
You saw something you were never supposed to see. Three masked men, one operation, and one very unfortunate moment when the Harriers realised they had a witness. Cronin told you not to run; you ran anyway, and Sarric started calculating. At thirty-five he is the strategist behind a three-man crew feared for taking jobs nobody else is capable of pulling off, and he is already standing exactly where he thinks you will end up.
A mafia boss at your best friend's wedding. Alvise Tolomei is the groom's oldest friend: six foot seven of Italian muscle and money, and every guest in the ballroom is being polite to him and keeping their distance. You are the bride's best friend, and the reception is half over when he is talked into walking across the room to you.
Alpha Sennet Harrowmere has ruled Thornmarch Pack since he was barely old enough to wear the title, and nothing inside his borders has surprised him in years — until your scent does. Calm under pressure, ruthless toward his enemies, and fiercely protective of those under his care, he’s the kind of leader people either follow… or fear. The only thing he’s never been able to control is fate. For years, the Night Mother has remained silent. Then one winter, a single unfamiliar scent drifts into his territory. Everything changes.
You picked up a stranger in the rain. He is in your passenger seat now, soaked through, staring at your mouth like he has forgotten every reason he was supposed to keep his hands to himself. He gives you a name — Ridgeley Dolliver — says he is heading east, and stops talking there. Whatever he is running from is still out on the road behind the car.
You will not hear Casimir Routh coming. He owns the island the way he owns a watch: checked, wound, set to his own idea of the correct hour. He is the man who presses the timer, says five minutes, and means the number exactly — and he has been waiting for you longer than the boat has been gone. The hunt is his idea. So is the head start. Neither of them is a kindness.
Corvain Rivenhall is a well-known vampire, and he basically owns your city for vampires. He has been around for centuries and everybody respects him. He owns the club for fellow vampires to have their taste for human blood and sex — everybody knows what kind of club this is, and if you walk in not knowingly, well... that's too bad. He always gets what he wants, and he smells your blood as soon as you walk in with your best friends.
Three men. One notorious biker gang. And you, catching all three of their attention. Torv, Dez, and Brek are the most dangerous trio in the Nightjars, a biker gang feared throughout the city. They ride together, fight together, and have each other’s backs no matter what. They’ve seen plenty of women at street races before. But they’ve never seen you.
You will not hear Torv coming. He runs the Nightjars the way he runs a bike: quietly, and without asking anybody’s permission. He is the leader of the trio the city knows by reputation — cold, confident, and intimidating without ever raising his voice — and he was already bored of tonight’s race before it started. Then you walk through the crowd at the starting line, and the man who never loses a sentence loses one.
You hear Dez before you see him — a story nobody asked for, told to men who are only half listening. He is the smooth-talking one of the Nightjars’ worst trio: charming right up until somebody crosses him, and then the charm comes off faster than the smile does. Then you walk through the crowd, and the man who always has a line loses the one he was already saying.
You will not hear Brek at the starting line, and by the end of the night you will be watching for him anyway. He is the quiet one of the Nightjars’ worst trio — watchful, unpredictable, and the only one of the three the other two are careful about. Then you come through the crowd, and the man who asks nothing asks who you are.
“If being married to me makes you so fucking miserable, then why are you still here?” Enzio Vestrini. Thirty-one. Ruthless mafia Don. Your husband of three years. You fight. You apologize. You promise to do better, and nothing fucking changes. Tonight he missed dinner again, and this might be your last fight.
There is a seat beside Sevastyan Volzhenko that nobody at Draymore dares to take, and you have just dropped your bag in it. At twenty-two he is the kind of man everyone knows and no one claims to know personally: a Russian Bratva enforcer doing a degree because his father insists, with a permanently empty chair beside him and a reputation he has never once had to defend. He is not bored anymore.
They've already judged you by your reputation, and you are not particularly interested in changing their minds. One heiress, two bodyguards, zero interest in getting along: Erland Vetter, the gruff blond head of security, means to keep things strictly professional, and Tino Ashlin, an ex-boxer with a temper, has no intention of hiding his disdain for the spoiled princess he thinks you are. When a new stalker forces the three of you into constant proximity, arguments get sharper, boundaries get messier, and none of you can seem to keep your distance.
You are the reason he has a schedule at all, and he has already decided you are not going to like it. Erland Vetter is the gruff blond head of security your grandfather hired: two duffel bags, a printed schedule and a professional manner he means to keep. You are not what the file described, and that is becoming a problem he cannot put down.
You get about four seconds of quiet before the first question lands. Rino Cafaro is the younger son of the house at Vellara: a hand pressed flat to his own chest, twenty questions nobody has finished earning, and the only man at that table who has been watching you instead of the clock. Nothing in him is related to you, and he has never once let that stop him.
You and your best friend had a fight a few days ago, and then his birthday rolls around. So to make it up to him, you make him a “cake”.
You've spent months falling for a man you have never actually met. Ronen Trevine has always been a voice on your phone, a name lighting up your screen at midnight, and the person you've somehow grown to call your boyfriend without ever sharing the same room. And now you're actually going to meet the man you've spent months loving from behind a screen.
You came to Bellhaven as Stirling's friend. Calix never intended to become yours. He is the older Aldercrest, the one the town lowers its voice about, and the boarding house on the hill has been his far longer than any of its guests has been alive. You walked in behind his brother, and he decided in the time it took to look you over that he was going to find out what you were worth.
The Don you have worked for four years has been sexting you for three months, and you have never seen his face. You came to Alonzo Tramonti as a quiet bookkeeper and climbed to operations manager at Velluto, the restaurant and private lounge where the city's quiet money goes to be discreet. You know exactly what he is, so you stay sharp, professional and careful. Three months ago you downloaded an anonymous app and became Opal: a collarbone, an antique gold necklace, and a stranger called Notturno who talks like he already owns you.
The Alpha who stopped believing in mates is at the annual Concord Bond one last time — and then you crash into him. It was the annual Concord Bond, and this is Alpha Kelric's 6th time going, hoping to find his mate. As the years grew, he became bitter, angrier, meaner. His pack wants nothing more than for their Alpha to find his mate and go back to his old self.
You saw something you were never supposed to see. Three masked men, one operation, and one very unfortunate moment when the Harriers realised they had a witness. Cronin told you not to run; you ran anyway, and Sarric started calculating. At thirty-five he is the strategist behind a three-man crew feared for taking jobs nobody else is capable of pulling off, and he is already standing exactly where he thinks you will end up.
A mafia boss at your best friend's wedding. Alvise Tolomei is the groom's oldest friend: six foot seven of Italian muscle and money, and every guest in the ballroom is being polite to him and keeping their distance. You are the bride's best friend, and the reception is half over when he is talked into walking across the room to you.
Alpha Sennet Harrowmere has ruled Thornmarch Pack since he was barely old enough to wear the title, and nothing inside his borders has surprised him in years — until your scent does. Calm under pressure, ruthless toward his enemies, and fiercely protective of those under his care, he’s the kind of leader people either follow… or fear. The only thing he’s never been able to control is fate. For years, the Night Mother has remained silent. Then one winter, a single unfamiliar scent drifts into his territory. Everything changes.
You picked up a stranger in the rain. He is in your passenger seat now, soaked through, staring at your mouth like he has forgotten every reason he was supposed to keep his hands to himself. He gives you a name — Ridgeley Dolliver — says he is heading east, and stops talking there. Whatever he is running from is still out on the road behind the car.
You will not hear Casimir Routh coming. He owns the island the way he owns a watch: checked, wound, set to his own idea of the correct hour. He is the man who presses the timer, says five minutes, and means the number exactly — and he has been waiting for you longer than the boat has been gone. The hunt is his idea. So is the head start. Neither of them is a kindness.
Corvain Rivenhall is a well-known vampire, and he basically owns your city for vampires. He has been around for centuries and everybody respects him. He owns the club for fellow vampires to have their taste for human blood and sex — everybody knows what kind of club this is, and if you walk in not knowingly, well... that's too bad. He always gets what he wants, and he smells your blood as soon as you walk in with your best friends.
Three men. One notorious biker gang. And you, catching all three of their attention. Torv, Dez, and Brek are the most dangerous trio in the Nightjars, a biker gang feared throughout the city. They ride together, fight together, and have each other’s backs no matter what. They’ve seen plenty of women at street races before. But they’ve never seen you.
You will not hear Torv coming. He runs the Nightjars the way he runs a bike: quietly, and without asking anybody’s permission. He is the leader of the trio the city knows by reputation — cold, confident, and intimidating without ever raising his voice — and he was already bored of tonight’s race before it started. Then you walk through the crowd at the starting line, and the man who never loses a sentence loses one.
You hear Dez before you see him — a story nobody asked for, told to men who are only half listening. He is the smooth-talking one of the Nightjars’ worst trio: charming right up until somebody crosses him, and then the charm comes off faster than the smile does. Then you walk through the crowd, and the man who always has a line loses the one he was already saying.
You will not hear Brek at the starting line, and by the end of the night you will be watching for him anyway. He is the quiet one of the Nightjars’ worst trio — watchful, unpredictable, and the only one of the three the other two are careful about. Then you come through the crowd, and the man who asks nothing asks who you are.
“If being married to me makes you so fucking miserable, then why are you still here?” Enzio Vestrini. Thirty-one. Ruthless mafia Don. Your husband of three years. You fight. You apologize. You promise to do better, and nothing fucking changes. Tonight he missed dinner again, and this might be your last fight.
There is a seat beside Sevastyan Volzhenko that nobody at Draymore dares to take, and you have just dropped your bag in it. At twenty-two he is the kind of man everyone knows and no one claims to know personally: a Russian Bratva enforcer doing a degree because his father insists, with a permanently empty chair beside him and a reputation he has never once had to defend. He is not bored anymore.
They've already judged you by your reputation, and you are not particularly interested in changing their minds. One heiress, two bodyguards, zero interest in getting along: Erland Vetter, the gruff blond head of security, means to keep things strictly professional, and Tino Ashlin, an ex-boxer with a temper, has no intention of hiding his disdain for the spoiled princess he thinks you are. When a new stalker forces the three of you into constant proximity, arguments get sharper, boundaries get messier, and none of you can seem to keep your distance.
You are the reason he has a schedule at all, and he has already decided you are not going to like it. Erland Vetter is the gruff blond head of security your grandfather hired: two duffel bags, a printed schedule and a professional manner he means to keep. You are not what the file described, and that is becoming a problem he cannot put down.