Forbidden Hunger
When Darkness Calls, I Answer with Fire
As the leader of the rebellion against the Midnight Queen and her cruel reign, I never expected to find myself caught between four powerful men who awaken both sides of my nature.
I am the last daughter of the King of Succubae, born with angel wings and demon fire in my blood. My dual nature makes me uniquely dangerous—and irresistibly compelling to the four former kings who now fight at my side.
There’s Dragan, the brooding gargoyle King of Shadow whose protective instincts match his raw power. His stone form melts away at my touch, revealing the jealous possessive alpha male who makes my blood run hot. Then there’s Baron, the vampire whose sardonic wit hides a hunger that only I can satisfy. Cambion, the golden-eyed Fae king whose light balances my darkness in ways I never thought possible. And Theren, the Unseelie royal whose complicated past with me remains unfinished.
Each claims a piece of my heart, each feeds a different aspect of my soul. Together, we’re building a resistance against forces that would tear the realms apart.
But when ancient prophecies surface and my mysterious parentage becomes the key to everything, I must embrace both my light and darkness to save not only my men, but all the realms.
The Midnight Queen calls me the harbinger of death. My enemies fear what I might become. My lovers know what I truly am.
As war looms and allegiances shift, I’ll need the strength of all four men to survive what’s coming—and they’ll need me to keep their own darkness at bay.
One thing is certain: the fate of worlds rests on choices I alone can make, and time is running out.
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