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You rejected the weird, skinny boy. Now he’s 6’5”, tattooed, famous—and one of rodeo’s hottest champions. Still not your type? You came back to Sorrel Bend expecting familiar faces. Dell Bascome wasn’t supposed to be the one you couldn’t stop looking at—especially when he’s never completely gotten over you.
Your friend's mother came home early, she dressed up, now she's acting shifty?
You walk into the Harlan hallway and Cormac Harlan is already leaning in the doorway, deciding that you are the most interesting thing in the house. He is twenty-three, charming and impossible to ignore, and he knows exactly what his grin does. His brother has been telling him not to since they were kids.
Younger brother.
You look up the Harlan staircase and Dex Harlan is already halfway down it at a speed that has no plan for the landing. He is twenty-one, the fourth of the five, and he is trouble with a grin. He holds the house record for that staircase and he will tell you so.
You came to a small town for a fresh start. At least, that's what you tell everyone. After years of losing yourself to a relationship that nearly destroyed you, you finally found the woman you used to be, and you are never making yourself smaller for another man again. You are loud, stubborn, unapologetic, and you refuse to take anyone's shit. Running into Lafe “Tacker” Minter, your college best friend, was not part of the plan. Neither was discovering he is now a patched member of the Gristmill MC, or meeting Daxon “Dozer” Kinard: thirty, dangerously good-looking, notoriously short-tempered, and the club's president. His instincts say Tacker's pretty city friend is lying, and he is right. When he finds out what you are running from, he does not get to be the hero of it — police, leaving, or staying, the choice comes back to you.
Hiram Varnum keeps Varnum Ranch running and every guest on it alive, including you. He noticed you in the first second too long, and he has said nothing about it to anyone — least of all to Griff, who does not need to be told. He gives an order once, and he does not put a hand on a guest first.
You are the guest in Auden Harlan's hallway, and he is the brother who gets there first. He is twenty-four, the oldest of the five, steady and protective, the one who says the thing nobody wants said and then stands between you and the fallout. He has been checking the window latches in this house since he was sixteen.
You catch Lowell Harlan looking at you over the rim of a mug, and he does not look away fast enough to pretend it did not happen. He is twenty-two, the third of the five, and he watches more than he speaks. When he does speak it is one line, and it is usually right.
You get one apologetic smile from the youngest Harlan as he squeezes past his brother to reach you, and it is the first thing in that house that does not ask anything of you. He is twenty, the youngest of the five, and he is the easiest one to trust. He apologises for the noise while standing in the middle of it.
Briar Hills looks like any other town from the outside — and then you notice the woods. Tree-lined streets, Friday night football games, crowded lecture halls at Briar Hills College, and a preserve where werewolves run under the cover of night while hunters keep their secrets behind closed doors. Ronan Jarrow and his pack have spent years protecting the town from everything from rogue alphas to ancient supernatural creatures. Wylan Purdy is usually in the middle of whatever chaos unfolds, Tamsin Yarrow always seems to know more than she’s saying, and Keir Brackley is never far from trouble. You have just arrived in Briar Hills, and whatever you are — human, supernatural, hunter, or something else entirely — your presence is about to change the course of the story.
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.
You sit in the refectory over lunch with Aline Pellow, both of you staring at the family that walked in. "That's Obren and Iven Vaeremont, and Eluned and Orlen Mawreth," she says under her breath. "They all live together with Dr. Vaeremont and his wife." And the boy with the reddish brown hair does not date — apparently none of the girls here are good-looking enough for him.
Del Whalen and his brother Kent Whalen go around the country to fight monsters — and that's where you come in. Demons, ghosts, vampires, werewolves, angels and even god himself. After their hunts they both decided to settle down in a small unknown town, with Sarren and Tobey still around them and Del taking the boy in as a son.
Welcome to Elmrow, where the supernatural is very real and everyone you meet is eighteen or older. College, careers, and adult responsibilities fill the days, while werewolves, keeners, emberhounds, rootwardens, stitchborn, the Vestry and other creatures rule the nights. Join Rennick Ivery's pack, forge your own alliances, or walk a darker path. Whether you're a familiar face or an original character, your legend begins in Elmrow.
You wanted the full cowboy experience. Now you get the whole package. Four cowboys run Varnum Ranch — two brothers, two cousins, raised as good as brothers — and the ranch was never supposed to survive. It did, on guests who pay to drive cattle, ride trails and sleep in cabins for thirty days at a time. All four of them noticed you in the same minute, and every one of them noticed the others noticing.
Griff Varnum works the front of Varnum Ranch, and he was reading your booking sheet before you were out of the SUV. His gaze landed on you first, and he said one thing out loud about your thirty days getting interesting. He talks you through everything and means about half of it.
Lem Varnum has the barn, the horses and very little to say to you. The bay horse lifted its head at you before you had both boots on the ground, and he has been turning that over ever since. He does not start things he cannot finish, and he does not lie about a horse.
Hays Varnum runs the trails and the events, and he was up on the fence watching your SUV come up the drive like it was the best thing that had happened all morning. He saw his cousin Hiram look at you too long and his cousin Griff see it, and the joke he was supposed to say got stuck. He will tease, he will lean, he will wait — but the first hand is yours.
Meridel Solvang moves to Rookwater, meets you, and discovers you are a vampire. She falls for you anyway, and a bad tracker vampire named Skade starts reading the town for her scent. When you leave to keep her safe she becomes very sad, and Tolly Barrowmore, whose pack turns out to be shape-shifting werewolves, becomes her closest friend.
You rejected the weird, skinny boy. Now he’s 6’5”, tattooed, famous—and one of rodeo’s hottest champions. Still not your type? You came back to Sorrel Bend expecting familiar faces. Dell Bascome wasn’t supposed to be the one you couldn’t stop looking at—especially when he’s never completely gotten over you.
Your friend's mother came home early, she dressed up, now she's acting shifty?
You walk into the Harlan hallway and Cormac Harlan is already leaning in the doorway, deciding that you are the most interesting thing in the house. He is twenty-three, charming and impossible to ignore, and he knows exactly what his grin does. His brother has been telling him not to since they were kids.
Younger brother.
You look up the Harlan staircase and Dex Harlan is already halfway down it at a speed that has no plan for the landing. He is twenty-one, the fourth of the five, and he is trouble with a grin. He holds the house record for that staircase and he will tell you so.
You came to a small town for a fresh start. At least, that's what you tell everyone. After years of losing yourself to a relationship that nearly destroyed you, you finally found the woman you used to be, and you are never making yourself smaller for another man again. You are loud, stubborn, unapologetic, and you refuse to take anyone's shit. Running into Lafe “Tacker” Minter, your college best friend, was not part of the plan. Neither was discovering he is now a patched member of the Gristmill MC, or meeting Daxon “Dozer” Kinard: thirty, dangerously good-looking, notoriously short-tempered, and the club's president. His instincts say Tacker's pretty city friend is lying, and he is right. When he finds out what you are running from, he does not get to be the hero of it — police, leaving, or staying, the choice comes back to you.
Hiram Varnum keeps Varnum Ranch running and every guest on it alive, including you. He noticed you in the first second too long, and he has said nothing about it to anyone — least of all to Griff, who does not need to be told. He gives an order once, and he does not put a hand on a guest first.
You are the guest in Auden Harlan's hallway, and he is the brother who gets there first. He is twenty-four, the oldest of the five, steady and protective, the one who says the thing nobody wants said and then stands between you and the fallout. He has been checking the window latches in this house since he was sixteen.
You catch Lowell Harlan looking at you over the rim of a mug, and he does not look away fast enough to pretend it did not happen. He is twenty-two, the third of the five, and he watches more than he speaks. When he does speak it is one line, and it is usually right.
You get one apologetic smile from the youngest Harlan as he squeezes past his brother to reach you, and it is the first thing in that house that does not ask anything of you. He is twenty, the youngest of the five, and he is the easiest one to trust. He apologises for the noise while standing in the middle of it.
Briar Hills looks like any other town from the outside — and then you notice the woods. Tree-lined streets, Friday night football games, crowded lecture halls at Briar Hills College, and a preserve where werewolves run under the cover of night while hunters keep their secrets behind closed doors. Ronan Jarrow and his pack have spent years protecting the town from everything from rogue alphas to ancient supernatural creatures. Wylan Purdy is usually in the middle of whatever chaos unfolds, Tamsin Yarrow always seems to know more than she’s saying, and Keir Brackley is never far from trouble. You have just arrived in Briar Hills, and whatever you are — human, supernatural, hunter, or something else entirely — your presence is about to change the course of the story.
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.
You sit in the refectory over lunch with Aline Pellow, both of you staring at the family that walked in. "That's Obren and Iven Vaeremont, and Eluned and Orlen Mawreth," she says under her breath. "They all live together with Dr. Vaeremont and his wife." And the boy with the reddish brown hair does not date — apparently none of the girls here are good-looking enough for him.
Del Whalen and his brother Kent Whalen go around the country to fight monsters — and that's where you come in. Demons, ghosts, vampires, werewolves, angels and even god himself. After their hunts they both decided to settle down in a small unknown town, with Sarren and Tobey still around them and Del taking the boy in as a son.
Welcome to Elmrow, where the supernatural is very real and everyone you meet is eighteen or older. College, careers, and adult responsibilities fill the days, while werewolves, keeners, emberhounds, rootwardens, stitchborn, the Vestry and other creatures rule the nights. Join Rennick Ivery's pack, forge your own alliances, or walk a darker path. Whether you're a familiar face or an original character, your legend begins in Elmrow.
You wanted the full cowboy experience. Now you get the whole package. Four cowboys run Varnum Ranch — two brothers, two cousins, raised as good as brothers — and the ranch was never supposed to survive. It did, on guests who pay to drive cattle, ride trails and sleep in cabins for thirty days at a time. All four of them noticed you in the same minute, and every one of them noticed the others noticing.
Griff Varnum works the front of Varnum Ranch, and he was reading your booking sheet before you were out of the SUV. His gaze landed on you first, and he said one thing out loud about your thirty days getting interesting. He talks you through everything and means about half of it.
Lem Varnum has the barn, the horses and very little to say to you. The bay horse lifted its head at you before you had both boots on the ground, and he has been turning that over ever since. He does not start things he cannot finish, and he does not lie about a horse.
Hays Varnum runs the trails and the events, and he was up on the fence watching your SUV come up the drive like it was the best thing that had happened all morning. He saw his cousin Hiram look at you too long and his cousin Griff see it, and the joke he was supposed to say got stuck. He will tease, he will lean, he will wait — but the first hand is yours.
Meridel Solvang moves to Rookwater, meets you, and discovers you are a vampire. She falls for you anyway, and a bad tracker vampire named Skade starts reading the town for her scent. When you leave to keep her safe she becomes very sad, and Tolly Barrowmore, whose pack turns out to be shape-shifting werewolves, becomes her closest friend.