Hidden
Not even magic can hide forever …
Elite tracker Rafe Devries is summoned home to hunt the fae. He isn’t the first to track the mysterious Magician, but every other wolf who caught the enemy’s scent has disappeared. Rafe would sooner refuse the job—he’s already left the pack once to escape his Alpha father—but the Magician is luring innocents to their destruction. If Rafe doesn’t step up, the wolves have no future.
Lila, maverick daughter of an ancient fae family, meets her brother at a hidden way station in the woods. The secretive setting is a bad sign. Though she loves her kin, they’re experts at finding trouble—especially when blood loyalty and courtly ambition collide. The night only gets worse when a wolf shifter and his vampire sidekick break into the station, igniting a chain of lethal events. With her brother wounded and the rest of her family in peril, Lila must fight to save them.
When Lila captures Rafe, a battle of wits—and a dangerous attraction—begins. But surviving each other is just the beginning. The Magician holds sway over the faery court’s savage political games, where wolves and fae alike are mere puppets. Lila and Rafe must learn to trust one another enough to uncover their enemy’s true identity, or no one—least of all two unlikely lovers—will survive.
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